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    Stuck in an Elevator With the Enemy: An Enemies to Lovers Romance
    Stuck in an Elevator With the Enemy: An Enemies to Lovers Romance
    Stuck in an Elevator With the Enemy: An Enemies to Lovers Romance
    Audiobook52 minutes

    Stuck in an Elevator With the Enemy: An Enemies to Lovers Romance

    Written by Roxy Wynn

    Narrated by Jennifer Hill

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    About this audiobook

    
“I just slept with my high school tormentor. Am I a crazy person?!”



    Katie

    Brad Whittington is by far the biggest jerk I’ve ever met in my life. He made high school a nightmare for me and now here he is making college a nightmare too.

    What is it with this guy?

    Brad

    From the moment I met Katie I knew she was special.

    So I teased her.

    … a lot.

    I knew I was annoying, but I never thought she would hate me for it.



    **This standalone enemies to lovers romance has everything. Dreamy hunks, sassy heroines, and just enough witty banter to keep you coming back for more.**

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRoxy Wynn
    Release dateApr 27, 2020
    ISBN9781662209406
    Stuck in an Elevator With the Enemy: An Enemies to Lovers Romance

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