Name: The Hate of Loving You
ISBN: 9781950117154

Maya Hughes

The Hate of Loving You

Six years ago, in the dead of night, I woke up to a cold bed and an even colder future without her. I would've followed her anywhere and she left. I thought I'd moved on and left all she meant to me behind. But a first love is never easy to forget. Even harder when I once felt our love is inevitable--inescapable. And I've been proven right once again. One night brings us back together and derails our lives. We're sent on a collision course with a future apart and even scarier--a future together. I'm back basking in the warm glow of her gaze and burning with the unquenchable fire of her touch. We've walked this path before and our shattered hearts have been pieced back together. As easy as it would be to run again, I can't stop wanting her. This is our final chance to have what we've always wanted--each other. Or it'll be our ruin. The final book in the Falling Trilogy, a Fulton U Universe novel.

nory

this was a roller coaster baydare my favorite people ever & the extended epilogue had me in tears dare & claire are the cutest ever i feel sick 🤒

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Nikki

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           050820 giving it 3.5 stars

05062020 i'm trying to think of what rating to give. i loved baydare but some parts bothered me

let me rant about a couple of things:

- i hated the six year gap between tsoky and and tholy. it made no sense to me how we have that gap year and how baydare forgot about that when they started hooking up again.
- apparently, dare went to therapy but we never got to see him go to therapy apart from that one scene in the end. dare refusing to go to therapy was a big part of tsoky but i felt like tholy just glossed over it.

Nedu

The Hate of Loving You takes place six years later after the events of The Sin of Kissing You where Keyton and Bay are brought together again. Now I gotta say when the synopsis for this book was released and I saw the six years time jump I was skeptical about how the story was gonna conclude. But Maya delivers and the time jump actually beautifully wraps the plot to help with the character's progression. The conclusion to Bay and Keyton's story was written beautifully and so naturally that it is easy to forget how much has passed since they last saw each other. I loved how easy they communicated with each other and how the bond between them is so strong even after several years. It was so nice to see Fulton U gang appear in this, it really brought it all to an end. This is definitely one series I will be revisiting

ARC kindly provided by the author in exchange for an honest review.