The Hating Game: A Novel
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The Hating Game: A Spicy Enemies-to-Lovers Romance Thorne, Sally [Used - As new] [Softcover]
Book Summary
The Hating Game by Sally Thorne is a witty enemies-to-lovers romance about Lucy Hutton and Joshua Templeman, executive assistants who share an office and a mutual loathing. When a promotion pits them against each other, their rivalry turns into undeniable chemistry. This spicy, banter-filled novel is perfect for readers who love slow-burn tension and office romance.
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About The Hating Game: A Novel
Sally Thorne's debut novel, The Hating Game, follows Lucy Hutton and Joshua Templeman, assistants to the co-CEOs of a merged publishing company. Forced to share an office, they engage in a daily battle of passive-aggressive pranks and sharp banter. When a new position opens up, their competition escalates, but so does their attraction. What begins as hatred slowly reveals deeper feelings, forcing both to confront their true emotions. The book is celebrated for its sparkling dialogue, slow-burn romance, and relatable workplace dynamics. It explores themes of ambition, vulnerability, and the fine line between love and hate, all while delivering plenty of steamy moments and laugh-out-loud scenes. Thorne's writing is fresh and engaging, making this a standout in the contemporary romance genre.
Who should read The Hating Game: A Novel?
Fans of contemporary romance, especially enemies-to-lovers and office romance tropes, will devour this book. Readers who enjoy sharp banter, slow-burn tension, and strong character development will find much to love. It's ideal for those who appreciate heroines with ambition and heroes who are more than they seem. If you like authors like Christina Lauren, Helena Hunting, or Vi Keeland, this is a must-read. Also recommended for anyone seeking a fun, spicy escape with emotional depth.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- ✓ Enemies-to-lovers romance
- ✓ Workplace rivalry and office dynamics
- ✓ Slow-burn sexual tension
- ✓ Dual perspectives of love and hate
- ✓ Character-driven plot with humor and heart
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Frequently asked questions
Is The Hating Game a stand-alone novel?
Yes, it is a stand-alone contemporary romance with a complete story and no cliffhanger.
How steamy is this book?
The Hating Game contains several explicit sexual scenes and is intended for mature audiences.
What is the trope of The Hating Game?
It is a classic enemies-to-lovers romance set in a workplace, featuring rivalry that turns into attraction.
Is The Hating Game suitable for young adults?
Due to mature content, it is recommended for adult readers, though older teens may also enjoy it.
Has The Hating Game been adapted into a movie?
Yes, a film adaptation was released in 2021, starring Lucy Hale and Austin Stowell.
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