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Synopsis

I haven’t seen him in twelve years. It has been twelve years since he defeated me in our battle of wits by using a strategy that I wasn’t even aware was legal. Yet tonight… I revive the conflict.I’m going to make Ryan Henderson understand how little I care about him and the almost-kiss he viciously dangled over me after graduation when he returns to town for our best friends’ wedding. We used to fight a now everything’s changed. Now I’m a bakery owner, and have every intention to rub it in his face. There’s just one drawback—his stunning face.He wasn’t expected to appear in this way or come after me like a hot directed rocket. Until the wedding is over and Ryan retreats into whatever parallel reality he escaped from, I must maintain my composure. But the more time he spends here, the more I begin to doubt that I’m right and that his soft smile and passionate attention are real. Perhaps it is not a game.Ha! I kid you not. Ryan is the person we’re referring to. Obviously, it is a game. a game known as war. And I’ll triumph this time.

About the book

Ryan and June have known each other from a very long time. Their narrative begins while they were in high school, and after something goes a little awry, they part ways before coming back together for a mutual friend’s wedding. It all just confuses June and Ryan about where they really are in each other’s life as the jokes start and the feelings come back.June has made the decision to cut ties with Ryan after an almost-kiss 12 years ago. They both continued living their lives and accomplished wonderful things. Ryan is a three star Michelin chef, and June owns a well-known donut shop. But you know you’re in for a treat when they rejoin at the wedding of their two best pals. Naturally, Ryan anticipates that June will be dull and most likely married, while June anticipates that Ryan will be obese and ugly. But when that is not the case, they are both pleasantly delighted. Their initial encounter is amusing.He is obviously handsome, and June wishes it were simpler to despise him. In actuality, Ryan has never been hostile toward June. He’s been holding onto these feelings for a long time but has never known how to express them to her.

Characters

June Broaden: June owns a well-known donut shop with her best friend. June has an obsession with Nick Lachey. June’s family is the kind of vibrant, joyful, and devoted family that everyone desires. I adore how each individual in that family has something unique to considerate.

Ryan Henderson: Ryan. He’s the ideal man. He’s a truly nice guy who is unaware of how June has felt because of him for all these years. And even though he is aware of what he is doing to her right now, it doesn’t change the fact that he is so ignorant of his overall impact on her. He also put a lot of effort into getting where he is, so he won’t just sit back and watch his career develop on its own.

The Enemy Quotes

• And now it’s just me and Ryan all alone in the corner of this dark, loud bar. The perfect place to murder someone and get away with it.
• I feel my heart physically crack a little. It’s both painful and healing at the same time.

About the Author

Sarah Adams is the writer of The Cheat Sheet and When in Rome. She grew up in Nashville, Tennessee, and adores her relatives and sunny days. Since she was a young girl, Sarah has had the dream of becoming a writer. When her daughters were taking naps and she had no more justifications to put it off, she finally wrote her first book. Sarah loves coffee, the wife of her closest friend, a mother of two girls. Her goal when writing is to always leave readers happier than when they began reading, whether that be through laughter, tears, or both.

Conclusion

We recommend you to read this book if you enemies to lovers. There are prank war, funny banter it also really sweet. This is a contemporary romance.