The Boy I Hate

By: Taylor Sullivan

Narrated by: Lacey Gilleran

Three thousand miles, two secrets, one man who can change everything.

Samantha Smiles and Renee Montgomery have been best friends for over a decade. They’ve shared laughs, secrets, and a mutual hatred for one person: Tristan Montgomery, Renee's older brother. He was the guy every girl wanted, and every guy wanted to be, and it wasn't uncommon they'd befriend his little sister just to get closer to him. Which was exactly how Samantha became Renee’s saving grace. She was the only girl Renee could trust not to fall in love with her older brother.

Until the one night Samantha spent with him alone, leaving her questioning everything she’d ever known about the blond-headed heart-throb.

Years later, Renee asks Samantha to be her maid of honor. After being one-upped by her boyfriend's career, and with no other option, Samantha is forced to drive cross-country with the focus of their teenage ire.

He was her first kiss.

Her only secret.

Can Samantha survive the trip cross-country with the reckless Tristan Montgomery? The guy who did what he wanted, whenever he wanted, without worry for tomorrow? Or will she discover a different side of him - one that’s sweet, funny, and maybe a little bit vulnerable - and fall completely and helplessly in love for the first time in her adult life with the one man who could cause her to lose her best friend forever?

©2017 Good House Publishing (P)2018 Good House Publishing

Good book

I truly enjoyed listening to this audio. After 2 bad selections, I was getting depressed. But the narrator was excellent, the storyline was great, characters were believable and down to earth. Tristan and Samantha were two beautiful people with big hearts and the author showed their capacity to love each other.

Love it!!

Its such a great love story that dives deep into the meaning of true love.

Very sweet.

Predictable, but worth the read. I'll be looking for more by this author. Fun, sweet, and nostalgic.

Okay.

Decent book. Had potential to be better. Better story, more in depth scenes, etc. The book felt sort of rushed. Not sure if it was the narrator or just the story in general. The narrator was eh.. like speaking either too fast or too slow. She sounded blah 90% of the time.

Loved It

wasn't what I expected, I'm glad I gave it a chance. I just wish there was a Male narrator. it wouldve been nice to here his side of the story as well. overall great story.