Hate Mail: If you love The Hating Game and Icebreaker you’ll love this enemies to lovers romcom!

????? ‘The best romantic comedy I've read since The Hating Game’ Naomi and Luca have been pen-pals since fifth-grade. Well, more like bitter rivals caught in an epic battle of insults and verbal jousting… But what starts as a hilarious chain of hate filled letters, slowly develops into a friendship spanning coasts and years. That is until one day, years later, when the letters suddenly stop. It’s been two years since Naomi last heard from Luca. Two years since the letter that changed everything. But when a new envelope turns up out of the blue at her desk at the local news station, Naomi is determined not to let Luca have the final word. Readers can't get enough of Naomi and Luca's love story: ????? ‘I LOVED this one so much…I devoured this book in one sitting and I highly recommend for fans of Emily Henry, Hannah Grace and Lucy Score’ ????? ‘Wow! I am blown away by this book!!’ ????? ‘ I literally devoured this book in a few hours, it was so good. If you like romantic comedies please pick up this book!’ ????? ‘Absolutely loved this book so much…I wanted to grab my kindle at every chance I got so I could find out what happened next!’ ????? ‘The perfect sparkling, fun and endearing rom com I didn't know I was missing. I stayed up late to finish it because I adored Naomi and Luca. I hope one day someone adapts this for a movie’ ????? ‘I had so much fun reading this book. Like SO MUCH FUN. It had me in my feels, remembering my childhood, my teenage years, what it feels like to slowly fall for someone’ ????? ‘It's so so good! I couldn't put it down. It's funny, sweet and heartfelt all at the same time… and there are many steamy scenes too! :)’ In this contemporary romance novel, Naomi and Luca's humorous exchanges evolve into a deep connexion that transcends their initial rivalry. Their story, filled with wit and unexpected turns, will leave readers yearning for more. For fans of Bal Khabra (Spiral), Meghan Quinn (Till Summer Do Us Part), Abby Jimenez (Just For The Summer), Sarah Adams (Beg, Borrow, or Steal), and Lucy Score (Things We Left Behind). HarperCollins 2024