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With Hate, I Do
She crosses her fingers as she says “I do.”
I grip her waist like I’ll never let go.
She thinks this marriage is fake.
That she can outlast me.
That hate will keep her safe.
She’s wrong.
I bought her company.
Now I’m buying her soul — one kiss, one vow, one ruined whisper at a time.
She wants two years and freedom.
I want forever and her on her knees.
And I always win.
Read on for enemies-to-lovers heat, fake vows with real filth, obsession in a tuxedo, and a billionaire who marries his rival just to make her beg. HEA Guaranteed.
I grip her waist like I’ll never let go.
She thinks this marriage is fake.
That she can outlast me.
That hate will keep her safe.
She’s wrong.
I bought her company.
Now I’m buying her soul — one kiss, one vow, one ruined whisper at a time.
She wants two years and freedom.
I want forever and her on her knees.
And I always win.
Read on for enemies-to-lovers heat, fake vows with real filth, obsession in a tuxedo, and a billionaire who marries his rival just to make her beg. HEA Guaranteed.
217 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 14, 2025
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August 23, 2025
it’s was okay
With Hate, I Do wasn’t terrible, but it wasn’t great either. There were moments when I had no idea who was speaking, and at times new characters were introduced in ways that didn’t make sense. For example, the first few chapters focus on the Chen family, but it later becomes clear that it was actually the Turner family being referenced.
Another point of confusion was Sophia’s background. Early on, we learned her stepmother and brother were Spanish, but it wasn’t until later that her half-Asian heritage was revealed. That detail felt like it came out of nowhere.
In terms of character development, Marcus was written with more depth, while Sophia’s arc was frustrating at times. She made questionable choices that made her hard to root for, though I will say she redeemed herself somewhat toward the end.
Overall, I’d rate this book 2 stars. It was okay, but not particularly memorable. I don’t quite understand the 4-star ratings it’s been getting, though that’s just my opinion.
If anyone has recommendations for a truly great love story with a strong heroine, I’d be more than happy to take them.
With Hate, I Do wasn’t terrible, but it wasn’t great either. There were moments when I had no idea who was speaking, and at times new characters were introduced in ways that didn’t make sense. For example, the first few chapters focus on the Chen family, but it later becomes clear that it was actually the Turner family being referenced.
Another point of confusion was Sophia’s background. Early on, we learned her stepmother and brother were Spanish, but it wasn’t until later that her half-Asian heritage was revealed. That detail felt like it came out of nowhere.
In terms of character development, Marcus was written with more depth, while Sophia’s arc was frustrating at times. She made questionable choices that made her hard to root for, though I will say she redeemed herself somewhat toward the end.
Overall, I’d rate this book 2 stars. It was okay, but not particularly memorable. I don’t quite understand the 4-star ratings it’s been getting, though that’s just my opinion.
If anyone has recommendations for a truly great love story with a strong heroine, I’d be more than happy to take them.
September 16, 2025
I gave this 5 stars even though…
I did enjoy reading this novel even though there were a few things that concerned me. The plot was a really good one (some good intrigue thrown in) and the dialogue between Sophia and Marcus was really great, however, some of details about some of the characters were vague as another reviewer pointed out. I was confused by Sophia being referred to a Chen although her last name and her father’s last was Turner. I got impression by one reference that her father was Chinese or part Chinese although no real details are given. I also felt that this story may have used AI in a few instances. I have been listening to/watching some AI stories on YouTube and the names Sterling and Chen pop up a lot, like a lot a lot. Also the habit of describing how much something costs that are often outrageous (i. e. Wearing a suit that costs more than some people’s cars). I may be nitpicking but I noticed. Finally, even though I really liked the characters, the story was about four chapters too long: mostly because some phrases were repetitive. I still think it’s worth reading.
I did enjoy reading this novel even though there were a few things that concerned me. The plot was a really good one (some good intrigue thrown in) and the dialogue between Sophia and Marcus was really great, however, some of details about some of the characters were vague as another reviewer pointed out. I was confused by Sophia being referred to a Chen although her last name and her father’s last was Turner. I got impression by one reference that her father was Chinese or part Chinese although no real details are given. I also felt that this story may have used AI in a few instances. I have been listening to/watching some AI stories on YouTube and the names Sterling and Chen pop up a lot, like a lot a lot. Also the habit of describing how much something costs that are often outrageous (i. e. Wearing a suit that costs more than some people’s cars). I may be nitpicking but I noticed. Finally, even though I really liked the characters, the story was about four chapters too long: mostly because some phrases were repetitive. I still think it’s worth reading.
August 15, 2025
I recommend reading With Hate, I Do, by Simone Silk and Tyla Walker. Sophia hated and blamed Marcus for causing her father, Charles's, heart attack, by "stealing" his company. Marcus did engineer a hostile takeover of Charle's company, and may have contributed to the amount of stress he was under, but did he really cause the heart attack? Why was Charles's company in financial trouble? Who else stood to benefit if the Marcus agreed to a partnership instead of a takeover? Look a bit deeper, because things may not always what it seems.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
August 11, 2025
Their relationship starts with a corporate takeover and spirals into so much more. When Marcus suggest a marriage of convenience between them Sophia has her doubts. When secrets and betrayals are unearthed, it will take both Marcus and Sophia to handle the fallout. Will their relationship make it through leading them to happiness.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
September 5, 2025
Was fun
It was good. Not alot of description. But I really liked it. Might even read it again. Its pretty sweet
It was good. Not alot of description. But I really liked it. Might even read it again. Its pretty sweet
September 8, 2025
A boring read!
I’m sorry but this story had no passion. I sometimes felt like I was reading a how to manual and not a love story. Marcus and Sophia has no fire.
I’m sorry but this story had no passion. I sometimes felt like I was reading a how to manual and not a love story. Marcus and Sophia has no fire.
September 13, 2025
Interesting read with some intriguing moments. At least it had some romance too. Marcus and Sophia was a good match and needed each other as it turns out.
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