Hate Mail: If you love The Hating Game and Icebreaker you’ll love this enemies to lovers romcom!

The ending was good but I didn't like the book that much tho . I would recommend it if you like slow romance and soft romance. I thought there were loopholes and the emotion with characters was also missing. Naomi being such a good intellectual didn't even try to inquire about Jake (Luca) was a bit terrifying. I think the story was unnecessarily stretched. Even the plot was assumed. Noah's & Luca 's chemistry was off. It was a good book but not so well scripted.

this book was exactly the cutesy pick-me-up I needed! So, let’s talk about Jake and Naomi—these two are neighbors in the same building, and Jake is honestly a dream. He’s that guy who does the little things right: holding the door, breakfast dates, you name it. They start off as good friends, then slip into a casual relationship, and everything seems perfect… except there’s one tiny complication.Naomi has this pen pal, Luca, who’s been her "penemy" (pen pal + enemy, get it? 😂) since fifth grade. They’ve spent years exchanging the most sarcastic, mean-spirited letters, which somehow became their thing. But then, Luca disappeared for two years, only to reappear out of the blue, dropping a letter at her workplace. Naturally, Naomi can’t resist writing back, but—uh oh—she has no idea where to send it! Cue the drama and the fun.This book is every bit as pink and fuzzy as its cover. 🩷 It’s sweet, it’s fun, and it’s the kind of romance that makes you go "aww" with every page. If you’re in the mood for something light, adorable, and totally refreshing, you need to check this one out. Highly recommended!