Hate Mail

Papercuts, Book 1

De: Winter Renshaw

Narrado por: Nick Mondelli, Fiona Aarington

In the Wakemont family, it’s tradition to arrange a marriage before the ink is dry on your birth certificate. I was five hours old when my father promised me to the son of a man with “more money than God.”

As we grew older, my future groom and I were encouraged to exchange “love letters” to get better acquainted—except the correspondence he sent read more like hate mail.

Slade Delacorte hated the arrangement. But more than that, he hated me. He was moody, intense, arrogant, and darkly gorgeous. A villain—not a prince. The last man on earth I’d ever marry (if I had the choice).

On my 24th birthday, we exchanged vows in front of six hundred guests who had no idea we weren’t every bit the blissful couple we pretended to be. But as we began our new life together, I soon learned there was only one thing worse than marrying the man I’d hated my entire life: falling in love with him.

©2023 Winter Renshaw (P)2023 Dreamscape Media

Hate Mail

i enjoyed the storyline of Slade and Campbell's journey to love.
The years of writing letters to each other were interesting to see how their kids, teens' and young adult minds think.
This story had a mystery and a major event at the end. the narrators were perfect.

Another Winshaw Hit!

Arranged marriage plus Winter Renshaw equals sign me up!!
Hate Mail was an enemies to lovers with a delicious slow burn. Campbell and Slade’s story was an entertaining read with a shocking twist towards the end that had me shook with disbelief. Definitely looking forward to more in this series!

This was my first audio by Fiona Aarington. Her and Nick Mondelli did a fabulous job!

Plot filled with missed opportunities

Based on the summary, I was so looking forward to reading this book. The two main characters, Slade and Campbell, are likeable but some of the plot decisions don't make you love them. Also, it felt like the author did not know how to write for the female character. I anticipated her standing up for herself and it didn't happen. Also the twist at the end was very disappointing.