Name: Loathe to Love You
ISBN: 9780593437803

Ali Hazelwood

From the New York Times bestselling author of The Love Hypothesis comes a collection of steamy, STEMinist novellas featuring a trio of engineers and their loves in loathing-with a special bonus chapter!

Under One Roof
An environmental engineer discovers that scientists should never cohabitate when she finds herself stuck with the roommate from a hell-a detestable big-oil lawyer who won't leave the thermostat alone.

Stuck with You
A civil engineer and her nemesis take their rivalry and love to the next level when they get stuck in a New York elevator.

Below Zero
A NASA aerospace engineer's frozen heart melts as she lies injured and stranded at a remote Arctic research station and the only person willing to undertake the dangerous rescue mission is her longtime rival. 

Loathe to Love You

going to continue now with the image of Chris. Thanks Sadie.

Alma 

Hes wearing a suit, like 99 percent of the men who work in this block. Except that he looks unlike any other man I've ever seen.

 He looks like a corporate version of Thor. Like Platinum Ragnarok. 

I wish he'd smile at me, instead of just observing me. Id feel less intimidated. 

“Hey, I can do other things. For instance . .." I point at the third monitor on the desk, the one farthest away from me.  It displays a piece of code lan hasn't walked me through yet.

"What? It's code. It's always nice to have a second pair of eyes." 

"There's an error on the fifth line." He frowns. Then he scans the code for a second. Then he turns to me, to the monitor, to me again with an even bigger frown. 

I brace, half expecting him to lash out defensively and deny the error. I'm familiar with the crumbling egos of men, and I'm pretty sure it's what any of the guys in my Ph.D. class would do. 

But lan surprises me: he nods, fixes the mistake l pointed out, and looks nothing but grateful. Wow. A male engineer who's not an asshole. 

The bar is pretty low, but I'm nevertheless impressed.

Aimee :)

but I can safely state that living with some guy you used to hate and somehow ended up slipping in love with is not a wise move. Trust me, I have a doctorate.

(In a totally unrelated field, but still.)

Frankly, "They get on like a house on fire" is the most misleading saying in the English language. Faulty wiring? Misuse of heating equipment? Suspected arson? Not evocative of two people getting along in the least. You know what a house on fire has me picturing? Bazookas. Flamethrowers. Sirens in the distance. Because nothing is more guaranteed to start a house fire than two enemies blowtorching each other's most prized possession. Want to trigger an explosion? Being nice to your roommate is not going to do it. Lighting a match on top of their kerosene-soaked handmade quilt, on the other hand-“

Anger bubbling up my throat, I tear the paper Liam gave me in four pieces and drop it on the coffee table for him to find later.

Then I go back to the porch, retrieve my suitcase, and start looking for an unused bedroom.

Guess what? I text Sadie and Hannah. Mara Floyd, Ph.D., just moved into her new house. And it's most definitely on fire.

Yeah. I should. Except that .. men. No, thank you. I am well aware that #NotAllMen are condescending shitlets like Sean, and I've had my share of perfectly nice boyfriends who didn't feel the need to Actually me when I tried to have a conversation.

"But maybe I still did better than Sean?"

I wouldn't have fallen for an unkind man.

Oh. That actually sounds good. But. "No croissants, though?"

"And I can make you a bagel. Cinnamon? Blueberry? Plain?"

Faye cocks her head with a pleased expression. "You really like my croissants, don't you?"

Do 1? "They're so, um." I clutch the strap of my fake-leather messenger bag. "Unique."

"Well, unfortunately I just gave the last one to Erik over there."

"Because I want you to look through it. The passcode is 1111.”

I glance at his face. "1111? Are you joking?"

He sighs. "Fine. You are allowed one comment."

"That's it. Your comment, you used it up. Now-“

All around me there is nothing but stark, cerulean beauty, and if this is the place where I die, alone and shivering and bruised and pretty damn hungry ... well, I have no reason to bitch.

After all, blue was always my favorite color.

"Can I buy you dinner?" he asks against my lips. "Before we..?

1 shake my head. The tips of our noses brush against each

"Nah." I kiss him again. Once. Deep. Glorious. I don't do that'

"Dinner." Kiss. Again. "Well," I amend, "I do eat. But I don't do dinner dates."

lan pulls back, his expression curious. "Why no dinner dates?"

"I shrug, wishing we were still kissing. "I don't date,

"It's a -it's a storm, lan. Are you please, tell me you're not just strolling outdoors when the worst storm of the year is just hours from starting.

"I'm not." A pause. "It's more of a brisk walk."

"We still can," I say, maybe a bit too fast. "I'm not leaving till Thursday. Want to go out and-"

"Not get dinner, surely?" His smile is teasing.

"I remember you don't... eat with other people."

And a little over six months later, when I finally meet him again, I hate him.

1 hate him, I hate him, I hate him, and I don't hesitate to let him know.

Alice Perelta

When people find out that I have a Ph.D., they tend to assume that I was always an academically driven child. That I cruised through school my entire life in a constant effort to overachieve. That I did so well as a student, I decided to remain one long after lcould have booked it and freed myself from the shackles of home- work and nights spent cramming for never-ending tests. People assume, and for the most part I let them believe what they want. Caring what others think is a lot of work, and--with a handful of exceptions-I'm not a huge fan of work.

back at the last ten years, school and work and schoolwork are pretty much all that stand out-with the notable exception of meeting Sadie and Mara, and of begrudgingly watching them cave spots for themselves in my heart. God, they take up so much room. 

This was the actual format I read the novellas in. Since I am reading all of this as part of a literary experiment, you best believe I will milk it for everything it has got and this edition has a bonus chapter. The bonus chapter is what you would expect from a Hazelwood bonus chapter - from the POV of the male LI and all they talk about is how whipped they are about their wives, girlfriends, etc. I understand this is a huge romantic fantasy for a lot of people and I respect that. But I also think it comes off as a little too unrealistic to me when the male characters' only personality traits are a hobby and being a big Wife Guy(tm) (we all remember the wife guy from the Try Guys, right?). Very little a man can do that I cannot so it is just a personal preference that they have a personality.

Also, for someone who writes about people in STEM, Hazelwood's work is disappointingly low on "I have a degree, I am sure I can figure this [mundane manual task] out" content.

This was the actual format I read the novellas in. Since I am reading all of this as part of a literary experiment, you best believe I will milk it for everything it has got and this edition has a bonus chapter. The bonus chapter is what you would expect from a Hazelwood bonus chapter - from the POV of the male LI and all they talk about is how whipped they are about their wives, girlfriends, etc. I understand this is a huge romantic fantasy for a lot of people and I respect that. But I also think it comes off as a little too unrealistic to me when the male characters' only personality traits are a hobby and being a big Wife Guy(tm) (we all remember the wife guy from the Try Guys, right?). Very little a man can do that I cannot so it is just a personal preference that they have a personality.

Also, for someone who writes about people in STEM, Hazelwood's work is disappointingly low on "I have a degree, I am sure I can figure this [mundane manual task] out" content.

Loath to Love You

aileeeeeeen

same story, same plot and WHY DO I ALWAYS EAT THIS UP?! asking for answer.

⭐️⭐️⭐️

Vicky  Nuñez 

3 cute novellas about three friends and their journeys from leaving college, adulthood and finding romance. I thought they were cute and I liked how they all connected in the end.

This was a cute set of novellas. They weren’t too long which a part of me liked because I didn’t feel as incompetent😂 

Just kidding, sort of, but I like how straight to the point it all was. I will say that the stories were all sort of repetitive with one little plot shift like, being roommates, getting stuck in an elevator, and stuck in a snowstorm. Reading them back to back could make you feel that like it did for me and don’t know if there was a break in between could make a difference. I don’t know which is my favorite but I enjoyed them all!

Priscilla Stanfield

This was a cute set of novellas. They weren’t too long which a part of me liked because I didn’t feel as incompetent😂 

Just kidding, sort of, but I like how straight to the point it all was. I will say that the stories were all sort of repetitive with one little plot shift like, being roommates, getting stuck in an elevator, and stuck in a snowstorm. Reading them back to back could make you feel that like it did for me and don’t know if there was a break in between could make a difference. I don’t know which is my favorite but I enjoyed them all!

Very cute three little story’s of three friends. Only realized it’s the same friends in the last one tho lol

Pia 

I think this has to be my favorite books so far. Loved it, super cute and fast paced. I would love to read more about these characters!

Salomé GB

I did enjoy these little stories, and they were such a fast read to get you in the mood and out of your slump. I did really feel and love the characters, almost as if i was there with them. And i loved it 

 however they did become a bit repetitive and i feel as if their story could’ve lasted longer and was cut too short and too rushed.

I did enjoy these little stories, and they were such a fast read to get you in the mood and out of your slump. I did really feel and love the characters, almost as if i was there with them. And i loved it spoilers when they all met up and got along no spoilers however they did become a bit repetitive and i feel as if their story could’ve lasted longer and was cut too short and too rushed.

under one roof- 4⭐️ loved the plot and the characters chefs kiss 

stuck with you- 3.5⭐️ lowkey some of the scenes gave me the ick with the fmc but still alright 

below zero- 3.5⭐️ basically the same plot as stuck with you but i liked this one a little better

Kymora Wang

under one roof- 4⭐️ loved the plot and the characters chefs kiss 

stuck with you- 3.5⭐️ lowkey some of the scenes gave me the ick with the fmc but still alright 

below zero- 3.5⭐️ basically the same plot as stuck with you but i liked this one a little better

Marie

it had LITERALLY everything I wanted in a novel. The only thing that bothered me is that I loved each one of the stories and wished it could be a full length book. 

Would absolutely recommend if you enjoy STEMinist-enemies-to-lovers-where-he-falls-first novels. 

IF I COULD RATE IT HIGHER I F WOULD. 

it had LITERALLY everything I wanted in a novel. The only thing that bothered me is that I loved each one of the stories and wished it could be a full length book. 

Would absolutely recommend if you enjoy STEMinist-enemies-to-lovers-where-he-falls-first novels. 

Nothing compares to the joy I feel reading an Ali Hazelwood book. That’s it. That’s the review.

I lied, I’m not done. Ace-spec (and demi) representation. Smart and capable women who experience real sexism in STEM workplaces. Those same smart & capable women having deep seeded insecurities & relationship hang ups.

Sure, miscommunication is a common trope, but SPOILER ALERT FOR REAL LIFE, it happens to the best of us.

Liz Griffin

Nothing compares to the joy I feel reading an Ali Hazelwood book. That’s it. That’s the review.

I lied, I’m not done. Ace-spec (and demi) representation. Smart and capable women who experience real sexism in STEM workplaces. Those same smart & capable women having deep seeded insecurities & relationship hang ups.

Sure, miscommunication is a common trope, but SPOILER ALERT FOR REAL LIFE, it happens to the best of us.

I preferred "Stuck With You" more than the others, maybe because I highly suspected it was based off of my favorite Scandinavian man, Alexander Skarsgard. I mean, it definitely had to be. The slight accent, the name Erik, and the super tall height... I was vibing.

Sarah Campbell

These were cute, but pretty boring. 

I preferred "Stuck With You" more than the others, maybe because I highly suspected it was based off of my favorite Scandinavian man, Alexander Skarsgard. I mean, it definitely had to be. The slight accent, the name Erik, and the super tall height... I was vibing.

But I was also sort of bored. 

[Below Zero]          ⭐️: 4,5                     +

Sanne

[Under One Roof]  ⭐️: 3,5

[Stuck with You]    ⭐️: 4,25

[Below Zero]          ⭐️: 4,5                     +

⭐️: 4,083

Under One Roof:  Upon her death, Helena who was Mara's friend and Liam's aunt, left her house to Mara, but Liam already lived there.  Now they are stuck living there...together.

Stuck with You:  After a one night stand, misunderstandings cause Erik and Sadie not to see one another until they are stuck together on a stalled elevator during a power outage.

Below Zero: Ian is the only one who can save Hannah from the icy crevasse she fell into in Norway, but after the way they parted, Hannah isn't sure why Ian would come after her.

Loathe to Love You is a fun collection of three novellas featuring women in STEM.  While all three are very similar, there are enough differences between the stories to make them enjoyable.  The characters are all quirky and likable, while the settings are beautifully idealized versions of real world locations.  I usually don't enjoy novellas, but these are quick enough with plots simple enough to fit the structure.  Overall, Loathe to Love You sets the right tone, creating three entertaining reads.

Lynn Braden

Under One Roof:  Upon her death, Helena who was Mara's friend and Liam's aunt, left her house to Mara, but Liam already lived there.  Now they are stuck living there...together.

Stuck with You:  After a one night stand, misunderstandings cause Erik and Sadie not to see one another until they are stuck together on a stalled elevator during a power outage.

Below Zero: Ian is the only one who can save Hannah from the icy crevasse she fell into in Norway, but after the way they parted, Hannah isn't sure why Ian would come after her.

Loathe to Love You is a fun collection of three novellas featuring women in STEM.  While all three are very similar, there are enough differences between the stories to make them enjoyable.  The characters are all quirky and likable, while the settings are beautifully idealized versions of real world locations.  I usually don't enjoy novellas, but these are quick enough with plots simple enough to fit the structure.  Overall, Loathe to Love You sets the right tone, creating three entertaining reads.

This book was amazing! I was a Little confused when it was showing flashbacks because they’re not my favorite concept, but I absolutely loved every story in this book!!! Can’t wait for Love Theoretically, in June!

Ella

Thoroughly enjoyable, fun reads that feeling like hanging out with fellow nerds 

Kate B-L

I absolutely loved these three novellas and the characters were so loveable (my favourites were Mara and Liam though). The bonus chapter was the perfect way to finish the book. 

Olivia 

v cute book and plot, I just wish the stories were more different? They felt like the same story and characters with different fonts 

grayson gruber

make your characters in a different font challenge 

Lizzy Jensen

This book was amazing I loved getting to know each character involved and the bonus chapter was great besides the slight not end I need more of an ending 

Kira

Kristin Luca

this book is the perfect collection of novellas, that provided a lil Ali Hazelwood magic in between The Love Hypothesis and Love on the Brain

𝑼𝒏𝒅𝒆𝒓 𝑶𝒏𝒆 𝑹𝒐𝒐𝒇 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

♡ really enjoyed the tension between Liam and Mara, lots of spice in this one

𝑺𝒕𝒖𝒄𝒌 𝑾𝒊𝒕𝒉 𝒀𝒐𝒖 ⭐️⭐️⭐️

♡ found Sadie a bit annoying and over the top

♡ the changing timeline also made me feel a bit lost

𝑩𝒆𝒍𝒐𝒘 𝒁𝒆𝒓𝒐 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

♡ loved the sexual tension at the start

♡ red heads normally aren’t my type but Ian Floyd sure as heck is

♡ the ending brought all three couples together and perfectly tied up the novellas

thank you @hachette for kindly sending me a copy of this in exchange for an honest review. whilst the ebooks have been out for some months, this collection is in stores today 🤍

if you’ve read these, let me know which was your fave x

Larissa Kirchberger

BOOK REVIEW

Loathe to Love You / Ali Hazelwood

this book is the perfect collection of novellas, that provided a lil Ali Hazelwood magic in between The Love Hypothesis and Love on the Brain

𝑼𝒏𝒅𝒆𝒓 𝑶𝒏𝒆 𝑹𝒐𝒐𝒇 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

♡ really enjoyed the tension between Liam and Mara, lots of spice in this one

♡ enemies to friends to lovers vibes

♡ my fave of the three novellas

𝑺𝒕𝒖𝒄𝒌 𝑾𝒊𝒕𝒉 𝒀𝒐𝒖 ⭐️⭐️⭐️

♡ wasn’t as invested in this one

♡ found Sadie a bit annoying and over the top

♡ the changing timeline also made me feel a bit lost

𝑩𝒆𝒍𝒐𝒘 𝒁𝒆𝒓𝒐 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

♡ loved the sexual tension at the start

♡ red heads normally aren’t my type but Ian Floyd sure as heck is

♡ the ending brought all three couples together and perfectly tied up the novellas

thank you @hachette for kindly sending me a copy of this in exchange for an honest review. whilst the ebooks have been out for some months, this collection is in stores today 🤍

if you’ve read these, let me know which was your fave x