Kiss Me Like You Hate Me: We Were Supposed to Destroy Each Other Not Fall in Love

Scarlett Voss has spent three years perfecting the art of not wanting Roman Calloway.It wasn't difficult. All it required was a wall, a system, and the reliable comfort of knowing that the most dangerous thing about him wasn't his ambition or his intelligence - it was the fact that he was the only person she'd ever met who could actually keep up with her.When a mandatory semester-long partnership forces them back into the same space, Scarlett draws up the rules: professional distance, no personal history, colleagues only. Roman agrees. They are both lying.What follows is ten months of late-night arguments that turn into something else, sandwiches left without comment, and the slow, irreversible dismantling of every careful thing Scarlett built to keep herself safe. Because it turns out that the person who challenges you most is also the person who sees you clearest - and being seen, really seen, is the one thing she never learned how to defend against.Kiss Me Like You Hate Me is a story about two people who were supposed to be rivals, the year they stopped pretending, and the thing they built when they finally put their armor down.

Pagina's: 178, Paperback, Independently published