Love to Hate You

Okay, I'll admit it. I'm totally a sucker for this book. I wasn't sure how I would feel about the pranks, but they don't last long and don't overtake the story by any means. So let's get to the juicy parts...First of all, (side note) I hope Daisy's BFF get's her own book. Their interactions remind me so much of my days in college with my roomie that it's humorous. Think what actual college girls talk about and you've got it in this book! I also love the way that Noah and Daisy knew each other, but things had hit their breaking point between them both for them to get together. Boy meets girl, girl meets boy - you read it a thousand times BUT NOT LIKE THIS. This book takes it to a whole new level.Maybe they're a bit childish at times (I'm sorry, have you been to college? Beer funnels? All the humping at frat parties?) but what else is there to expect from people teetering on the edge of becoming adults in the real world versus their college campus?Just like any well articulated book, this one enjoys the ups and downs of relationships (or maybe that "nonlabel" label bit college people like to do), and pulls in the reality of where people come from (not always happy places) and how they're able to overcome that obstacle and be their own person.I love the first book, and I would a thousand times shove this second book in anyone's face for them to read as well!

I always enjoy Ms. Susevic's storylines, although I would agree with those reviewers who complained about the predictability of said storylines. However, the journey is always lined with engaging details and a few unexpected gems of interest that stem from each character's unique personality. Brody ends up being surprisingly thoughtful, sweet, with deeper depths to him that complement Natalie's tendencies to overreact, over think, and make narrow-minded decisions while her emotions are on overload. Absolutely perfect for the gorgeous hockey jock who has those hidden depths and major feelings for her. Loved it in spite of its predictable HEA, spices up by the obstacles they suffereda getting there.

While this definitely felt a lot like The Deal by Elle Kennedy I still found it an enjoyable read. It flowed well and didn’t feel rushed. I read it in one sitting.

I'm a VERY hard sell on romance novels. They have gotten worse over the past 6 years so finding something even borderline good is like trying to pan for gold in 2018.Hate to Love You is a solid read. The heroine is a bit emotionally stunted but the hero Brody makes up for it. The only thing I can say I missed was more hockey mentions. I don't like hockey and don't know much about it but when I read a romance novel where the hero is some kind of athlete I like to read about the sport. More than just a reference here and there and a quick practice.I feel like we're just told Brody is a hockey player rather than shown.Brody is a great hero. He's a manwhore but I like that he doesn't just magically change. He's a good guy who had lots of sex so being a manwhore isn't ingrained in his personality. It's just what he did because he was young. No psychological issues about love just a young, college guy. So when he started a relationship with Natalie he was 100% into herIf you want a good solid read then this is the one to get.

But, it's been done, redone, and done better. The storyline that is. I did finish this book, chuckled a time or two. Would not suggest buying it to friends and have no desire to check for other books by this author.

I did not mind reading this book, it was not the best read but tolerable enough to finish it. The female and male lead are well developed as well as the secondary characters in the story. I was surprised of Noah reaction; to side with Carter when the two lead in the story informed him that they were an item. Carter has his own demons to fight and one of them is his father. He believes that he is abusive as his father. I would like to know more about Noah and Olivia. I felt as the author towards the end rushed to finish the book. The story flow well. The female and male character are easy to like.

Now, I'm use to reading the norm...boy, girl hates each other....boy, girl finds a reason to fall for each other....boy, girl fights it until they discover they are in love, but NOT THIS BOOK. This was new for me and I loved it. The way Natalie and Brody are together, it's easy to fall into them. The book was very unpredictable and well written. I didn't want it to end.

While I enjoy her books, I cant help but feel like this book was rushed. I liked the h bc she was crass and has no scruples. She was funny and annoying at times, so I felt she was real. I like the H, but he was missing depth for me. They came together awkwardly and her aloofness about their relationship seem to be almost to the end. I dont see them staying together for long, but the writing is captivating as always. This is her first book that didnt get a five star, but 4 is good too.... right?

This book had a lovely story and the characters were good but it is a story that has been done to death a bit in this genre. I worked out after the first chapter the plot line the book would follow. This is a lovely book if you haven't read anything similar recently otherwise it will just fall a little short.

It was just okay, nothing special. Just a nice read. Characters were good. Liked Carter and Daisy. I did laugh out loud at the beginning. If your looking for a easy read, then I would recommend.

I loved this book so much and I dare you not to fall for Brody as he's awesome. He's just the perfect book boyfriend and trust me , he's a keeper.This book is easy to read , fun with a hint of sexy thrown in for good measure.

Loved the story, the chemistry between the characters and that it was such an entertaining quick readI only wish zara and luke were a bit more in the story, would have loved to see how their relationship got started and how it went.

Feel good factor. Love / hate /teasing leads to romance. Top sports guy at uni finally finds the girl who has never bored him. The one he can't resist