Enemies With Benefits: An Enemies-to-Lovers Romance

Written by Roxie Noir

Narrated by Tor Thom and Monica King

I don’t love him. I don’t even like him. I just want him.

Eli Loveless was my nemesis from the first day of kindergarten until we graduated high school. Everything I did, he had to do better - and vice versa. The day he left town was the best day of my life.

Ten years later, the day he came back was the worst.

Now he’s my co-worker.

Grown-up Eli Loveless is sexy as sin. He’s hotter than asphalt in the summer. The irritating kid I once knew is gone, and he’s been replaced by a man with green eyes, perfect abs, and a cocky smile.

It’s bad that I want him.

It’s worse that he wants me back.

There are looks. There are smirks. There are smiles that make my panties burst into flame.

And then there’s a shared kiss that leads to the hottest night of my life.

This is no office romance. This is a five-alarm fire.

What’s a girl to do when the man I can’t stand is the one I can’t stop lusting after?

Enter into a friends-with-benefits agreement, of course.

No dates. No relationship. Just blisteringly hot sex, because if there’s one person I could never fall for, it’s Eli.

...right?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Roxie Noir
• Release date: Mar 29, 2021
• ISBN: 9781957049304

Reviews for Enemies With Benefits

[samnreader · Rating: 2 out of 5 stars]

Okay, this is a weird one. I'm DNFing at 61% (cause I don't care anymore) but rating it a THREE and writing a review...

I do not think I've done this before. All I can is that I've had enough. The couple is together, sexing it up all the time (so glad he can hit ALL THOSE nerves!) and I started reading like 1,000,000 books and realizing that I just don't care.

In fact, I can just imagine my ideal ending and avoid reading the rest.

Hero's a chef. Fact is, I have no idea what his name was anymore. It won't even take till morning I guess? I'm still rating it a 3, which is more like...eh, nevermind, it's a 2. Bad editing and we don't need to hear the same thing repeated from the hero AND the heroine's POV.

It was ok. Really, ok.