Did you ever send an
explicit picture to your significant other?
Well, I sent one to
my ex back in college and his best friend Zack found it and showed the entire
fraternity. Sure, I should have known better, but I was young, stupid, and in
love.
Six years later, I’m
bidding on a project for my ex’s company against my nemesis, his best friend.
Now, Zack’s trying
to make my life a living hell while my ex has me jumping through hoops to land
this job.
A job that I need
regardless of how my body reacts to Zack, but my heart may have a completely
different contract in mind.
Scr*w You is an
enemy to lovers romance that will have you laughing, wanting to take a hot
poker to certain characters for their asshole ways, fanning yourself to cool
off due to the hotness factor, and just an overall good romance that you will enjoy.
Zack and Blake have a history, one that is filled with hateful jabs,
accusations and broken trust, but what if what you thought had happened one way
really happened another and you believed the lie that you were told?
Blake and Zack have a chemistry that is easy to see early on
in this one. Blake was betrayed when a picture she sent her ex was sent to
others, by Zack, but did he really do it or not? The way these two go back and
forth at each other you begin to wonder if Zack really did do what Blake
believes he did, but don’t forget her asshole ex is the key person who decides
who gets the contract both Blake and Zack are going for and trust me this guy
is slime. There is a fine line between hate and love at times and these two
straddle that line throughout the book.
I really enjoyed Scr*w
You, I was able to read this easily in one afternoon and I think most will
enjoy this one like I did.
Renee Harless, her husband, and
children live in Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. She studied Communication, specifically
Public Relations, at Radford University.
Growing up, Renee
always found a way to pursue her creativity. It began by watching endless runs
of White Christmas- yes even in the summer – and learning every word and dance
from the movie. She could still sing Sister Sister if requested. In high school
she joined the show choir and a community theatre group, The Troubadours. After
marrying the man of her dreams and moving from her hometown she sought out a
different artistic outlet – writing.
To say that Renee
is a romance addict would be an understatement. When she isn’t chasing her
toddler around the house, working her day job, or writing, she delves head
first into a romance novel.
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