Tracy Lorraine

I loved to hate her...She made it so easy. She was everything I wasn't-everything I didn't want to be.A reminder that from the moment I was born, I was the outcast. The rebel.I went against everything that was expected of me and created a life on my terms. I built my own empire, carved out my own destiny.Then she shows up at my tattoo studio, representing everything I tried to escape. She expects to just fit in... like she ever could.Tabitha Anderson.The posh girl trying to prove everyone wrong... that she can be something else-someone else. She hates me because she knows I'm right.Or so I think. Turns out this isn't the first time we've met, and our hate has history. We have history.I might not have remembered, but I damn sure won't forget now. Won't forget how her smile is always directed at everyone but me.If everything changes and she proves she does fit in, will it still be hate I'm feeling or something else entirely?And if I'm wrong, then she's right where she belongs... with me.Dear Reader, Zach's story is finally here! Hate You is an angst-filled, action-packed, steamy enemies to lovers, best friend's brother romance.

An Enemies to Lovers Romance

Hate You

Megan Lowe

I liked this book. Usually I’m not a fan of books set outside of america, but this was an exception.
I liked the story here. It’s a twist on the usual bully romance, which keeps it fresh.
I like Tabitha, even if her nickname didn’t suit her.
Zach was interesting too, as were the supporting cast.
If I have a few complaints it’s that sometimes there’s information missing if you weren’t aware this was a spin off (which I wasn’t.)
Also, and this is major, it’s a tattoo machine, not a tattoo gun!!!!!!!
Despite this, it was a solid book and lovers of bully/enemies to lovers should give it a go!

Jessie Stafford

What starts as a lust filled, up hill ride of delicious tension, Hate You, lands with a super sexy, sweet, perfectly put together romance. 
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Bad, inked and arrogant Zach Abbot never felt as though he belonged in his family’s posh world, he certainly had disdain for the princess he sees sitting behind the desk of his tattoo shop. Tabitha, being completely over the expectations of the same silver spoon world takes the receptionist job at Rebel Ink to piss off her parents. What really comes of the new gig is so much more than either of them bargained for when she sees her new boss is her hot AF best friend’s older brother who doesn’t remember her mere existence. ⁣⁣
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These two have so much chemistry, the sexual tension is so thick that you easily feel it within the sarcastic remarks and looks of unwanted desire they throw at each other. Instant hate leads to instant passion and let me tell you, Zach and Biff are EXPLOSIVE. The amount of dirty talk that drips from their mouths will light you on fire, continuing to burn from start to finish. They can’t keep their hands off of each other and not to mention Zach’s choice of pet name is a personal favorite of mine, fitting Biff so well since he refuses to call her anything but Tabitha. He plans to ruin her with his touch yet he didn’t expect her to completely demolish his well placed secretive walls that allow him to disconnect. There’s no denying the attraction and need are real, Tabitha doesn’t let him off the hook right away though. She’s a force, taking as much as she gives to Zach. 
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Towards the end you’re smacked in the feels with emotions you didn’t realize were coming since you’re so swept up in their haze. These two love and they love hard. As much as they hate the idea of what the other represented, or thought was represented, when it came down to it they were both looking for the same thing. Acceptance. Zach and Biff are a whirlwind of the best kind full of sex, angst, a little pain and a whole lot of personal revelations. Tracy pulls you firmly into the Rebel Ink family with this first book and I’m stoked to see what’s next to come.

Hate You An Enemies to Lovers Romance

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