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Hate to Love You by Tijan Genre: Contemporary RomancePublication Date: August 28th

Rule #1: No hot guys.

It might sound ridiculous. I get it. It kind of is, but college was supposed to be my sanctuary. It was my place to start over. The rumors, the whispers, and the jealousy I endured through high school would all be gone.

No one would know me at college.

Rule #2: No drama.

I’d major in pre-law. I’d make a few loyal friends. Everything would be easy breezy. No one was going to use me or hurt me. I wouldn’t let them.

Rule #3: New year. New place. New me.

Right?

Wrong.

And all because of Shay Coleman.

Football captain and quarterback, he was the big guy on campus. The cocky guy in my political science class with a smirk. I hated him on sight . . .

. . . and he was about to break all my rules.

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•Review•

I never thought that anyone would surpass the Kade brothers in my book harem and heart, but then came Caden. And now Shay. Shay is cocky, sweet, and confident. The man has it all in spades. I can just imagine his little smirk. Kennedy’s a lucky lady. She’s sarcastic, sassy, and an introvert—a girl after my own heart. I know we’d be bffs; if you know, I could join a book world. I ended up reading this book twice in a week. It kept drawing me back to it again and again. And it wasn’t all just about the romance.

I normally don’t put quotes in my reviews but I have to for this one.

I held those words in and only said quietly, “Rules are different for girls.”

This one sentence spoke to my soul. Tijan tackled some very difficult topics that are current in this day in age. These are topics that are in our news, schools, and on social media. And she did it with grace and straight talk. It was done in such a way that it wasn’t stark center in the storyline but interwoven in such a way that matched how unfortunately commonplace it is in our lives. I tear up just thinking about it. I applaud the hell out of her for fearlessly writing about them.

This was a fantastic book— well-written, developed and paced. There is drama and some angst but as I said above, it was expertly woven into the storyline. The connection between Shay and Kennedy was palpable. The chemistry was explosive. Tijan just knows how to write a good story with alpha males and the women they love. I continue to be impressed and delighted by her books. I re-read them constantly and I know this is just another to add to the list.

If you haven’t picked up a Tijan book yet, this is the one to start with. If you’re a fan, you definitely don’t want to miss out. I highly recommend it for everyone. I hope this isn’t the last we’ll see of these two.

•Excerpt•

I was almost grinning from delight as I shoved open the back door. If I hit him, hey, all was fair in the war we were fighting of who could piss each other off the best.

It didn’t.

He was leaning against the wall, the back of his head resting on the brick, and he looked over to smirk at me. “I want to see your room.”

I thrust my hand out. “I’ll take those notes.”

That smirk just widened. He patted his bag and pushed off from the wall. “They’re in my email. I need to get on a computer.” He patted my arm and moved past me, heading inside. “I can use yours.”

“Hey!” I followed him in.

He was looking up the stairs. “Sabrina said you were on the fourth floor. You saw my place. I want to see yours. It’s only fair.”

He wasn’t waiting for my go-ahead. He was already up and rounding second floor to third. He’d be at my floor before I could get there. “Stop! I am not okay with this.”

He was at the third-floor door. He glanced down with that same goddamn smirk. “Better tell me which room or I’m going to hang out in the hallway.”

“Why are you always smirking? Is it permanently attached to your face?”

“What room, Clarke?” He was at my hallway door.

Fucking hell. I gritted my teeth. “Wait. Just wait. My door automatically locks.”

He’d opened the door but let it shut. Waiting as I covered the last set of stairs, I refused to let him see me panting. I stood there, purposely holding my breath until he narrowed his eyes and cocked his head to the side. “Breathe, Clarke. You’re going to pass out.”

I almost burped out the small pocket of air I’d been holding. “I hate you so much.”

“Yeah, yeah.” He waved that off. “We get it. Eternal damnation in hell, the whole shebang. Whatever.” He nodded to the door. “Stop stalling. I want to see your room.”

I was picturing pitchforks and fire. Maybe that was the burning smell he mentioned. It was hell, and all the fire in there. I yanked the door, glaring as I did. “Was this Sabrina’s idea?”

“Nope. All mine.” He was right behind me. I could feel his breathing. “She refused to tell me your room number, said I had to call.”

My eyes widened at the thought of him coming up by himself, strolling down the hallway, and then knocking on my door. Good Lordy gracious. Too many would’ve seen him at my door. I would’ve been the talk of the dorm.

I shuddered, unlocked, and entered my room.

About Tijan:

Tijan is a New York Times Bestselling author that writes suspenseful and unpredictable novels. Her characters are strong, intense, and gut-wrenchingly real with a little bit of sass on the side. Tijan began writing later in life and once she started, she was hooked. She’s written multi-bestsellers including the Carter Reed Series, the Fallen Crest Series, and the Broken and Screwed Series among others. She is currently writing a new YA series along with so many more from north Minnesota where she lives with a man she couldn’t be without and an English Cocker she adores. To find what to read next of hers, go to www.tijansbooks.com.