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Dating You, Hating You

by Christina Lauren

2017•EN
About the book

Evie and Carter are two successful Hollywood agents who meet at a mutual friend’s party and experience immediate chemistry. Their burgeoning romance hits a wall when their respective talent agencies merge, forcing them into direct competition for the same senior vice president position. The narrative shifts from a flirtatious courtship to a workplace rivalry defined by sabotage, office politics, and the pressure of high-stakes talent management. As they navigate sabotaged meetings and stolen clients, they grapple with the gendered expectations and power imbalances inherent in the entertainment industry.

Readers who enjoy the enemies-to-lovers trope and stories about high-pressure professional environments will find this realistic. It appeals to those looking for a balance between romantic tension and a critique of workplace sexism. The reader gains an understanding of how professional ambition can conflict with personal attraction. They walk away with a story about maintaining self-worth and professional integrity while navigating a competitive corporate hierarchy that often pits colleagues against one another.

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Practical, clear-cut and escapist; an easy read.

Best for readers like The Escapist Adventurer. Which reader are you?

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Published
2017
Language
EN

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