Hate You Until I Don’t - Our Rivalry Turned to Fire Series:

Damian Ezra Locke

Synopsis

Hunter Vale and Damon Pierce have built their empires on fury and competition. For years, the rival tech CEOs have clashed in boardrooms and battled for headlines, each determined to outdo the other. Their rivalry is legend, their hatred undeniable—or so they’ve told themselves.
 
When a twist of circumstance forces them to share a suite at a high-profile summit, the walls between them begin to crack. Late-night arguments bleed into charged confessions. A storm outside mirrors the one between them, until fury spills into a kiss that neither man can forget.
 
But desire doesn’t erase suspicion. Every whisper of a corporate merger, every headline linking their names, threatens to unravel the fragile connection they’ve built in private. Trust is a dangerous gamble in their world, and one wrong move could ruin not only their companies but the fragile chance at something deeper.
 
In public, they remain rivals. Behind closed doors, they burn. When passion collides with pride, when vulnerability fights with ambition, can two enemies risk everything to choose each other? Or will the fire that drew them together be the very thing that tears them apart?

Disponible depuis: 18/08/2025.

Longueur d'impression: 65 pages.

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