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Why You Should Never Kiss Your Enemy
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Why You Should Never Kiss Your Enemy
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Why You Should Never Kiss Your Enemy
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An antagonists-to-lovers, grumpy-sunshine, surprise pregnancy rom com
The last thing single dad and surgeon Nate Sullivan needs is more stress and distraction in his life.
That makes his best friend's gorgeous, mouthy, doesn't-respect-schedules, hates-authority, has-no-boundaries sister a huge threat to his carefully balanced life.
Nate is the kind of guy Emma Dixon hates: buttoned-up, rigid, his-way-or-the-highway. So why is he the guy she can't quit thinking about and who she most loves sparring with?
They're like oil and water. But when they're thrown together on opposites sides of a "project"--Nate trying to keep his son from falling for the wrong girl and Emma playing cupid for the couple- they find they're more like gasoline and a match.
An antagonists-to-lovers, grumpy-sunshine, surprise pregnancy rom com
The last thing single dad and surgeon Nate Sullivan needs is more stress and distraction in his life.
That makes his best friend's gorgeous, mouthy, doesn't-respect-schedules, hates-authority, has-no-boundaries sister a huge threat to his carefully balanced life.
Nate is the kind of guy Emma Dixon hates: buttoned-up, rigid, his-way-or-the-highway. So why is he the guy she can't quit thinking about and who she most loves sparring with?
They're like oil and water. But when they're thrown together on opposites sides of a "project"--Nate trying to keep his son from falling for the wrong girl and Emma playing cupid for the couple- they find they're more like gasoline and a match.


















