The Ex I'd Love to Hate

De: Nadia Lee

Narrado por: Sebastian York, Maxine Mitchell

Grant Lasker. My first love. My first heartbreak. And now, my boss.

Grant Lasker is the first guy I fell in love with. The first guy I shared everything with.

I thought what we had was perfect...until I found out I was just a bet to him.

All the lavish gifts and attention were nothing more than tricks to fool me. Grant always wins, no matter the collateral damage.

I left him without a second glance and rebuilt my life, along with the walls around my heart.

Fourteen years later, I manage to find a job that pays enough to keep my beloved grandfather in a private assisted-living center.

There is just one problem....

The person I need to work for is Grant, and he seems to think I’m the one who betrayed him and is doing everything in his power to make my life hell.

But if he thinks he's going to win again, he has another think coming.

The Ex I'd Love to Hate is a stand-alone contemporary romance. Do you love enemies-to-lovers, opposites-attract, second-chance romance with all the feels? Then grab The Ex I'd Love to Hate today!

©2023 Hyun J. Kyung (P)2023 Hyun J. Kyung

Love all three books

I’ve loved all three books in this series so far can’t wait to see which brother is next. Glad there are seven. Sebastian York is my favorite. Love you too Maxine. Please don’t change narrators!!!!

Keep me wanting more

Great story line
I love hearing from both narratives in this story and it’s a great book for long car rides

Lasker Brothers

I really like the Lasker brothers, each one is very handsome, sexy and rich! However, Grant was really making me mad until the last quarter of this story then he turned out to be a sweetie. Totally worth a credit! Now on to the next brother!

Love it

Great story I enjoyed it. She’s a few tears. Well written I enjoy this author.

Excellent

Part One-Entitled rich kids: jaded, cynical and self absorbed. Aspen’s university experienced was ruined by such “kids”. Part two-adult Grant, a petty, egotistical tyrant made Aspen’s life at the work place as miserable as he could in order to assuage his battered EGO. Her strength brought him down to his Knees! The ending was sweet. Hopefully in the last book of the series the brothers do something about their negligent parents.
For the first part of the book Tim Paige or even Maxine would’ve been better reading Young Grants part. I love Sebastian York but he sounded like an older man in college instead of a young man. Second part Sebastian rocked it

! Ready for the next one

amazing love story

This was the best story of the Lasker brothers! i love all of them but I laughed, cried and cheered all the way through this story!

really good

The series is great. The characters. The drama. the storyline. and I don't think their could have been any better narrators to do this series.

All Around Fantastic Book

This brothers’ story was by far the best one yet. I really loved and hated Grant at times.

I couldn’t stop listening, and I was eager to fast forward and learn how they reconnected. I’m glad I didn’t, as the story of Aspen’s continued struggles were vital in creating the picture of all their loss.

Funny, beautiful and amazing!

I love this author so much! She knows how to make an AMAZING romance story with everything all rolled into one!! I can’t stop listening to her books! Her choice of narrators is stellar!!! Just 5 stars all the way!! 😃

Fantastic!

This book is like getting two stories for the price of one. The first half of the book we follow Grant and Aspen college and watch as their relationship develops. Then we fast forward 14 years and pick up at the second half of the book when Aspen ends up crossing paths with Grant again.