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Review Tour: Oh No... It's You: An Enemies-to-Lovers Romance by Lauren Runow


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What to expect:
๐Ÿ’ฅEnemies to lovers
๐Ÿ’ผWorkplace romance
๐ŸšชForced proximity
๐Ÿ“ฑFalling over texts
๐Ÿง‘‍๐Ÿง‘‍๐Ÿง’Meddling family
๐Ÿค ๐Ÿ™️Cowboy/City girl
๐Ÿ“ฒBlind dating app


Blurb

What happens when your mystery match is everything you want—except he’s your real-life enemy?


I would honestly rather walk down Fifth Avenue in my underwear than deal with David at work.

When my best friend’s brother creates a blind dating app where your friends play matchmaker, signing up feels harmless. Seven days of anonymous texting before you can even exchange phone numbers? Easy. Low stakes. Zero chance of someone finding out it’s me if I don’t want them to—especially since I sign up with my middle name instead of my real first name, you know… just in case.

My mystery guy turns out to be charming, funny, and he gets me in a way no one else ever has. I look forward to every message like some kind of lovesick teenager staying up way too late just to talk to him.

There’s just one teensy little problem, one big enough to shake the universe—the person I’m matched with is David from work, only I don’t figure that out until day seven.

So now I’m falling for the man I swear I can’t stand, and he has no idea it’s me on the other side of the phone.

What do I do when the seven days are up and real life steps in, insisting I either reveal myself or ghost the one person I never meant to fall for?

Oh No… It’s You is a contemporary rom-com featuring an irresistible enemies-to-lovers, workplace romance twist that will have you rooting for David and Zoe to finally get it right.

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Find other books by Lauren Runow here: http://www.laurenrunow.com


MY REVIEW


A dating app where you're matched by your friends, and you don't get to see pictures or know personal details? Yeah sounds weird but it's working for Zoe because she's formed a real connection with her match David. Too bad he has the same name as her office nemesis...and it turns out...IS her office nemesis. Should she risk losing him by telling him her true identity?


Enemies to lovers is always entertaining reading as the feelings turn from contempt to lust and love, or in their case, reveal that the contempt was always masking their true feelings. They actually turned out to be sweet together, along with their hilarious snark and witty banter, and his family - their meddling and the way they give David so much shit while at the same time showing true love the way only family can. Zoe and David are adorable - they have spicy chemistry, and even more heart.

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