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Books like The Hating Game

A masterclass in crackling banter and the electric, agonizingly fun tension of the enemies-to-lovers trope. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with The Hating Game.

  • electric
  • claustrophobic
  • crackling
  • warm
  1. 01

    Josh and Hazel's guide to not dating

    Christina Lauren

    A laugh-out-loud, chaotic joyride about finding the person who loves you exactly as you are, no filters required.

    Shares:
    • wry
    • playful
    • swoony
  2. 02

    Twisted Hate

    Ana Huang

    A high-voltage, banter-heavy collision of explosive chemistry and deep-seated emotional baggage.

    Shares:
    • the thin line between love and hate
  3. 03

    The Kissing Game

    Sally Wentworth

    A charged 1980s workplace romance where hard-won professional boundaries collide with intense, antagonistic attraction.

    Feels:
    • charged
    • competitive
    • scrutinizing
  4. 04

    His for Revenge

    Caitlin Crews

    A high-stakes, emotionally charged battle of wills where calculated vengeance melts into undeniable passion.

    Feels:
    • tense
    • sultry
    • emotionally charged
  5. 05

    The Spanish Love Deception

    Elena Armas

    A deliciously drawn-out battle of wits that melts into a sun-drenched, swoon-worthy holiday romance.

    Shares:
    • playful
    • swoony
  6. 06

    A Not So Meet Cute

    Meghan Quinn

    A hilarious, high-heat collision of desperate schemes and unexpected chemistry that proves the best love stories are sometimes the messiest.

    Shares:
    • sarcastic
    • swoony
  7. 07

    Come up and see me sometime

    Lucy Monroe

    A fiery, high-stakes battle of wits where calculated revenge melts into undeniable chemistry.

    Shares:
    • wry
    • playful
  8. 08

    The Flatshare

    Beth O'Leary

    A tender, slow-burn exploration of how shared spaces and Post-it notes can build a foundation for profound emotional intimacy.

    Shares:
    • warm
  9. 09

    Beach Read

    Emily Henry

    A sun-drenched, banter-filled exploration of creative burnout and the terrifying vulnerability of letting yourself believe in happy endings again.

    Shares:
    • wry
  10. 10

    Practice makes perfect

    Julie James

    A fiery, fast-paced workplace romance where professional rivalry and ideological differences ignite into undeniable attraction.

    Shares:
    • playful
    • workplace rivalry
    • opposites attract
  11. 11

    Love to Loathe You

    Ali Hazelwood

    A crackling trio of bite-sized romances where sharp-tongued professional rivalries inevitably melt into swoony devotion.

    Shares:
    • crackling
    • wry
    • playful
    • swoony
  12. 12

    The wedding date

    Jasmine Guillory

    A sparkling, spontaneous romance that feels like sharing a perfect dessert with someone who makes you laugh.

    Shares:
    • warm
    • swoony

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