A review by bibliotequeish
The Enemy by Sarah Adams
3.0
It’s been twelve years since June saw her arch nemesis Ryan.
Twelve years of “hating” him and picturing him as an ugly and greasy loser.
Why she would picture the hottest guy in school as suddenly ugly and greasy is still a mystery.
But now they’re in the same room and *surprise* he’s hot.
This is an “enemies” to lovers. As in they “hated” each other. But have secretly pined for one another since high school.
So while this is not a true enemies to lovers this book was adorable in that June thinks she’s doing a good job of pretending she doesn’t want Ryan.
The banter back and forth put a smile on my face more than once and I enjoyed the back and forth POV chapters.
It’s pretty cheese and predictable. The same old -
Girl - immature, dramatic and a little annoying.
Boy- Uber manly, gorgeous and too cool for school.
But in the end it was a fast and enjoyable read.
Twelve years of “hating” him and picturing him as an ugly and greasy loser.
Why she would picture the hottest guy in school as suddenly ugly and greasy is still a mystery.
But now they’re in the same room and *surprise* he’s hot.
This is an “enemies” to lovers. As in they “hated” each other. But have secretly pined for one another since high school.
So while this is not a true enemies to lovers this book was adorable in that June thinks she’s doing a good job of pretending she doesn’t want Ryan.
The banter back and forth put a smile on my face more than once and I enjoyed the back and forth POV chapters.
It’s pretty cheese and predictable. The same old -
Girl - immature, dramatic and a little annoying.
Boy- Uber manly, gorgeous and too cool for school.
But in the end it was a fast and enjoyable read.