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# The Way I Hate Him

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desertcart.com: The Way I Hate Him (Audible Audio Edition): Meghan Quinn, Vanessa Edwin, Teddy Hamilton, Hot Lanta Publishing LLC: Audible Books & Originals

Review: Rockstar Redemption: Finding Love in Small Town Almond Bay - 🎸Celebrity romance 🎸Age gap (12 years) 🎸 Brother's enemy 🎸 Boss-employee, forced proximity 🎸 Enemies to friends to lovers 🎸 Small town setting 🎸 Dirty talking MMC with all the spice As a devoted reader of Meghan Quinn's work, I can confidently say that "The Way I Hate Him" has quickly become one of my all-time favorites. In fact, I loved it so much that I recently revisited the story as an audiobook. This captivating novel delivers on all the classic tropes I adore, including enemies-to-lovers, small-town charm, age-gap romance, and the allure of a rockstar lifestyle. Hayes, is a rockstar who leads a life on the road, shrouded in loneliness and isolation. He employs every tactic at his disposal to avoid feeling and building meaningful connections with others. Despite his turbulent inner world, Hayes exudes a captivating charm, with his alluring persona and seductive dirty talk. He is a walking embodiment of sin and sexuality, evoking a powerful allure wherever he goes. Hattie's life spirals out of control after the tragic passing of her sister and failing her final semester of graduate school. In an effort to heal, she decides to return to her family's hometown of Almond Bay. However, her fresh start becomes complicated when she is coerced into taking a job with Hayes, a renowned musician and the sworn enemy of her brother. As Hattie struggles to adjust to her new life and reconcile with her estranged siblings, she finds herself inexplicably drawn to Hayes, the one person she is supposed to hate. In this heart-wrenching tale, Hattie must confront her deepest fears and desires as she navigates the tangled web of family, love, and betrayal. "The Way I Hate Him," delivers everything I've come to expect from Meghan Quinn’s writing - sharp banter, steamy romance, and laugh-out-loud humor. The spice in chapter 20 was off-the-charts hot🔥🥵! Yet, this book offers something more - a heartfelt and emotional storyline that struck a chord with me. The evolution of Hattie and Hayes's relationship was a highlight, as their journey from enemies to friends to something more was both sweet and endearing. I also found myself invested in the well-crafted cast of secondary characters, and I'm eagerly anticipating the upcoming books featuring Hattie's siblings. The audiobook, narrated by Teddy Hamilton and Vanessa Edwin, is top-notch, bringing the characters to life with humor and emotion. The duet format adds an extra layer of authenticity, making this a must-read for Quinn fans and anyone who loves a mix of sweet and steamy romance.
Review: A decent enemies to lovers romance - This was a decent read. Multiple tropes throughout: enemies to lovers, rock star, age gap, brother's ex best friend, and small town romance. We also get major trust issues, abandonment, and major losses of family. We have Hayes, a 32 yr old burnt out rock star, and Hattie, a 24 yr old failing college student. They both return home to Almond Bay, a small coastal California town. Hayes is home cause his grandmother broke her hip. Hattie is home because she failed her semester midterms due to the recent death of her sister. Hattie thinks she's going to stay with her boyfriend Matt, but he ends up dumping her because she's all money and boring. While gathering her belongings, she finds many items that don't belong to Matt but belong to his boss, Hayes. Hayes is the family enemy due to falling out with her brother years before. She decides to return these items. Hayes blackmail her into working for him. Things lead to feelings. But, due to trust and abandonment issues, troubles ensue. I'm only giving 4 stars due to some issues. Hayes is rude and mean one minute, then nice as can be. He loves Hattie but doesn't trust her because others have abandoned him in the past. Storyline doesn't flow well, jumps around. Side characters were awesome and need more with them. Aubree was a little too gruff. Could have had more interactions with the ex-boyfriend. He breaks up with her, steals from him, then disappears but then somehow ends up trying to blackmail with help from Hayes's mother. That part needed a little more build up, then all of a sudden, it's over.

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rockstar Redemption: Finding Love in Small Town Almond Bay
*by T***T on February 3, 2024*

🎸Celebrity romance 🎸Age gap (12 years) 🎸 Brother's enemy 🎸 Boss-employee, forced proximity 🎸 Enemies to friends to lovers 🎸 Small town setting 🎸 Dirty talking MMC with all the spice As a devoted reader of Meghan Quinn's work, I can confidently say that "The Way I Hate Him" has quickly become one of my all-time favorites. In fact, I loved it so much that I recently revisited the story as an audiobook. This captivating novel delivers on all the classic tropes I adore, including enemies-to-lovers, small-town charm, age-gap romance, and the allure of a rockstar lifestyle. Hayes, is a rockstar who leads a life on the road, shrouded in loneliness and isolation. He employs every tactic at his disposal to avoid feeling and building meaningful connections with others. Despite his turbulent inner world, Hayes exudes a captivating charm, with his alluring persona and seductive dirty talk. He is a walking embodiment of sin and sexuality, evoking a powerful allure wherever he goes. Hattie's life spirals out of control after the tragic passing of her sister and failing her final semester of graduate school. In an effort to heal, she decides to return to her family's hometown of Almond Bay. However, her fresh start becomes complicated when she is coerced into taking a job with Hayes, a renowned musician and the sworn enemy of her brother. As Hattie struggles to adjust to her new life and reconcile with her estranged siblings, she finds herself inexplicably drawn to Hayes, the one person she is supposed to hate. In this heart-wrenching tale, Hattie must confront her deepest fears and desires as she navigates the tangled web of family, love, and betrayal. "The Way I Hate Him," delivers everything I've come to expect from Meghan Quinn’s writing - sharp banter, steamy romance, and laugh-out-loud humor. The spice in chapter 20 was off-the-charts hot🔥🥵! Yet, this book offers something more - a heartfelt and emotional storyline that struck a chord with me. The evolution of Hattie and Hayes's relationship was a highlight, as their journey from enemies to friends to something more was both sweet and endearing. I also found myself invested in the well-crafted cast of secondary characters, and I'm eagerly anticipating the upcoming books featuring Hattie's siblings. The audiobook, narrated by Teddy Hamilton and Vanessa Edwin, is top-notch, bringing the characters to life with humor and emotion. The duet format adds an extra layer of authenticity, making this a must-read for Quinn fans and anyone who loves a mix of sweet and steamy romance.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ A decent enemies to lovers romance
*by L***N on December 13, 2023*

This was a decent read. Multiple tropes throughout: enemies to lovers, rock star, age gap, brother's ex best friend, and small town romance. We also get major trust issues, abandonment, and major losses of family. We have Hayes, a 32 yr old burnt out rock star, and Hattie, a 24 yr old failing college student. They both return home to Almond Bay, a small coastal California town. Hayes is home cause his grandmother broke her hip. Hattie is home because she failed her semester midterms due to the recent death of her sister. Hattie thinks she's going to stay with her boyfriend Matt, but he ends up dumping her because she's all money and boring. While gathering her belongings, she finds many items that don't belong to Matt but belong to his boss, Hayes. Hayes is the family enemy due to falling out with her brother years before. She decides to return these items. Hayes blackmail her into working for him. Things lead to feelings. But, due to trust and abandonment issues, troubles ensue. I'm only giving 4 stars due to some issues. Hayes is rude and mean one minute, then nice as can be. He loves Hattie but doesn't trust her because others have abandoned him in the past. Storyline doesn't flow well, jumps around. Side characters were awesome and need more with them. Aubree was a little too gruff. Could have had more interactions with the ex-boyfriend. He breaks up with her, steals from him, then disappears but then somehow ends up trying to blackmail with help from Hayes's mother. That part needed a little more build up, then all of a sudden, it's over.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ My favorite Meghan book yet!
*by T***S on August 9, 2023*

I honestly don't even know where to begin without totally gushing over this book. It literally brings out ALL the feels. There is typical Meghan humor - like serious laugh out loud moments, along with the steam, the angst and the emotional heartstring tugging. Hattie has so much going on in her life right now. The youngest of 4, she returns to her hometown of Almond Bay (a place I would totally live in if it were real!) and bumps into her families mortal enemy: her brothers ex-best friend Hayes Farrow. What ensues next is blackmail, sarcasm and a whole lot of sexual tension! I love these two so much. They are both a bit broken in their own way, both dealing with types of grief. They bring out the best in each other and help each other heal. The supporting cast of characters complete this book, especially Mac and Gran. You'll understand when you read it. This is the first book of a new series, and I already know that when its complete, I'm going to have a hard time leaving Almond Bay behind. This is my absolute favorite book of Meghan's (so far) and I cant wait to see who she brings us next.

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