💼 Free Books Like The Hating Game
Workplace enemies-to-lovers and banter that isn't really hate
The Hating Game is the gold standard for workplace enemies-to-lovers: the desk-facing rivalry, the games that aren't really games, and the slow realization that hate was never the right word.
These complete novels run on the same engine — two matched, sharp-elbowed people circling a line neither wants to cross first.
Boss and employee, evenly matched in wit, circling the line between rivalry and something neither will name first.
Terms of Engagement
When Marcus Kane's indispensable assistant quits to start a family, he never expects her replacement to challenge everything about his ruthlessly efficient world—or to make him question whether success is worth the loneliness.
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A CEO and the assistant who runs his life — enemies-to-lovers with real tenderness, and an autistic heroine written with care.
His Indispensable Assistant
Margot Chen is the best executive assistant in Manhattan. When tech billionaire Declan Hale's company poaches her, she expects another entitled genius. What she gets is worse: a man who actually listens, remembers her coffee order, and looks at her like she's a puzzle he's trying to solve. He has thirty days to close the biggest deal of his career—and a secret that could make her hate him forever.
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If it's the banter you're really after, this fake-dating romcom keeps the volleys coming.
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Diamond in Disguise
A fake engagement at a luxury mall event spirals into something neither of them planned—especially when the ring on her finger starts feeling real.
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