Sleeping with the Enemy

Sleeping with the Enemy by Penelope P.

We were supposed to get married. That was the deal. Things change though. People change. I found myself falling in love, but not with the right person, or maybe he never was the right person to begin with.
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Juliet Thinks: From the first chapter, your inner hopeless romantic will be smirking. Penelope P presents a romance waiting to happen- the girl who's forced to go to her rival's summer home every summer due to her parents' hopes that she'll fall for him. A love triangle is brought into the equation when Jack, the boy fixing the backyard, is introduced. The dynamics of Josslyn's and Cole's hatred fuels their bantering from the moment they see each other. 

After all, it's the last summer they have to spend together- what's the worst that could happen? Penelope P presents the unlikely romance with humor and realistic moments. With occasional grammar slips, the story is definitely worth reading because it's one of those stories that you'll always remember for the attractiveness of the male characters and the emotions they put you through.