RoomHate

About this book

Living in a summer house on Aquidneck Island sounds like a dream, but for Amelia, it is a recipe for disaster. When she inherits half of her grandmother’s property, she discovers the other half belongs to Justin—the very boy whose heart she broke years ago. Now a man with a hard-edged exterior and a deep-seated grudge, Justin is far from the sweet boy she once loved, and he is determined to make their forced cohabitation as difficult as possible. This gripping second-chance romance leans heavily into the enemies-to-lovers trope, fueled by palpable tension and lingering history. As the two clash under one roof, the thin line between their mutual hatred and their undeniable, buried connection begins to blur. Amelia soon realizes that beneath Justin’s smug, cold demeanor, the boy she once knew still exists, waiting to be rediscovered. Filled with sharp banter, heart-wrenching emotional stakes, and sizzling chemistry, this story explores whether two people can move past the mistakes of their youth to find a future together. It is an addictive, angsty, and ultimately heartwarming tale about forgiveness, growth, and the persistence of first love.