Hating Game

Lucy Hutton is a charming executive assistant navigating the high-stakes world of Bexley & Gamin, a publishing company undergoing a merger. Her professional life becomes entangled with Joshua Templeman, a colleague who embodies both her greatest rival and an irresistible source of tension. Set against the backdrop of corporate ambition and intense competition for promotion, their relationship is defined by witty banter, mutual antagonism, and a delicious, undeniable chemistry. What begins as a fierce game of one-upmanship quickly evolves into a complex enemies-to-lovers dynamic. Lucy and Joshua are forced to confront the volatile mix of professional rivalry and personal attraction that defines their shared office space. As they navigate corporate politics and escalating tension, they must decide if the passion fueling their hatred is merely competitive spite or the beginning of something deeply romantic. Sally Thorne delivers a delightful and highly engaging romantic comedy that celebrates the messy, exhilarating nature of modern love. Through humor, sharp dialogue, and relatable characters, this story captures the essence of vulnerability and the realization that sometimes, your greatest rival is also your perfect match.