The Rivals We Hate

Braysen U, Book 1

By: Brooke O'Brien

Narrated by: Lee Samuels, Stefanie Kay

Football players are treated like royalty in our small town, which makes Beckham Carver their king.

As the new quarterback of the Braysen Bulldogs, he's also my boyfriend's biggest rival. Add that to the list of reasons I should stay far away from him.

But when my truck breaks down, Beckham makes me an offer I can't refuse: He'll repair my pickup in exchange for me tutoring him. I have only one stipulation—no one, including my boyfriend, can find out.

The more I try to convince myself and Beckham that I hate him, the more he pushes my buttons to prove me wrong. Worse, the lines we've drawn between us blur as we spend more time together. And when my relationship comes crashing down around me, I almost forget why I couldn't stand him all along.

If I've learned one thing about Beckham Carver, it's that he always gets what he wants...

...and now, he's set his sights on me.

USA Today bestselling author Brooke O'Brien brings all the hate-to-love feels in this rivals-to-lovers, small-town college football romance.

©2023 Brooke O'Brien (P)2024 Podium Audio

Loved It!

Book 1 with Holland and Beckham had me in rapt attention. The action, love, and the cute way they and the other characters related to each w made this a great read. I only expect as much from book 2.

I really enjoyed this ! Good story , characters and narration.

Highly recommend this book of you enjoy college romance … lead characters are very likable and no annoying trope like misunderstandings or neurotic females … solid story with great narration ! Excellent!

Amazing story with all the Steam.

As a football fan, I really enjoy sports romance and this book did not disappoint. an amazing story with some steam and all the feels. I am in Love with these characters and look forward to more!

Solid, steamy sports romance with some suspense

This is a story that pulls you in from the beginning. Enemies to lovers, rivals, alpha male, strong female characters, and enough suspense to propels the story forward, making you want to keep listening long after you should go to bed.

The dual narration is well done.