The Enemy Next Door by Rebel Hart

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Colin Undinger was my first friend, first crush, first kiss… until one day he made it to the High School Football Team and somehow became my first enemy.
Five years later, no one knows why we are nasty to each other. He’s now the school star, causing me to be the unpopular school b**ch.
Why should I care, though? I don’t love him anymore. I just need to keep ignoring him. Right?
Wrong.
When both his parents suddenly die and my mom offers him to stay with us my plan is screwed.
No matter if he is so heart-broken, so gorgeous, so close… he broke my heart once, I won’t let him get closer again.
Even if he’s the only one who can make it race.

Trigger warning: this story contains scenes that some may find distressing.

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File Name:the-enemy-next-door-by-rebel-hart.epub
Original Title:The Enemy Next Door: A Small Town Friends-To-Lovers Sports Romance (The Football Boys Book 2)
Creator:Rebel Hart
Language:en
Identifier:MOBI-ASIN:B0898KZWNX
Publisher:Amore Publishing
Date:2020-05-30T18:30:00+00:00
File Size:312.736 KB

Table of Content

1. Full Page Image
2. Copyright
3. Contents
4. Title Page
5. 1. Tatiana
6. 2. Tatiana
7. 3. Tatiana
8. 4. Tatiana
9. 5. Tatiana
10. 6. Colin
11. 7. Colin
12. 8. Tatiana
13. 9. Colin
14. 10. Tatiana
15. 11. Colin
16. 12. Colin
17. 13. Tatiana
18. 14. Colin
19. 15. Colin
20. 16. Tatiana
21. 17. Tatiana
22. 18. Colin
23. 19. Tatiana
24. 20. Tatiana
25. 21. Colin
26. 22. Tatiana
27. 23. Colin
28. 24. Tatiana
29. 25. Colin
30. 26. Colin
31. 27. Tatiana
32. 28. Tatiana
33. About the Author
34. Also by Rebel Hart

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2 comments

BOOK NERD：

I was a good read

Reply3 years ago

Layla Daniels：

This book is fucked up. What you think will be a sweet, yet sad due to the mention of the hero’s parents deaths in the summary is instead a weirdly dark book with an unlikable heroine and way too much build up and repetition and referencing of the backstory that was clearly laid out in the prologue. The ending is way too abrupt and the way it starts off as well as its premise and much of its tone is too laidback and innocent to be alongside so much angst as well as too much dragging out of secondary conflicts. The book really could’ve benefited from less of the soap opera drama and a less hurried and abrupt ending as well as having a better epilogue set much farther in the future. Super weird and disappointing read.