I Hate Summer
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| Rating | : | 4.81 (968 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 162798867X |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 264 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-10-29 |
| Language | : | English |
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Rosemary said Almost immediately I disliked all the characters. This book was very disappointing in almost every way. I do think the author writes well and has a lot of potential, but this didn't work. Almost immediately I disliked all the characters, especially the main character's sister. I don't understand why authors have to put in a friend or family member that treats the main charact. EntertAining surprisE Great read .kept me entertained and interested I liked all the characters ,their quirks and realness . It was a surprise. :-) I thought the title but off ,but the author won me over with the dynamic story . I appreciated the lack of angst driven story line . These guys are like people I could run into on the street . Worth the. "Great Read!" according to reader80. I really enjoyed this book and it does enemies to lovers very well. Idrys is beautiful with androgynous features and people frequently dismiss him as weak. They also have taken his looks as permission: he's beautiful, they want him, therefore he must reciprocate. As a consequence Idrys has developed a prickly exterior and is q
About the Author Hannah Thompson is a research fellow at Darwin College, Cambridge.
. Hannah Thompson is a research fellow at Darwin College, Cambridge
Like Idrys, Trystan isn’t exactly the guy he was the last time they met, but Idrys has more to worry about than Trystan’s odd sleeping habits. Idrys is determined to carry on regardless, but sooner or later he might have to face the fact that summer doesn't last forever.. He has to steel hisusually nonexistentmorals against the advances of the cute and innocent Josh, Trystan’s younger brother. If only it was that simple. After avoiding the joint holiday for five years, Idrys must now face Trystan again or risk the wrath of his parents. Out since he was fourteen, Idrys grew up hating summer, mostly because of Trystan Jackson, the gorgeous eldest son of his parents’ holiday friends. It’s only ten days, right? And afterward he doesn’t have to see either of them for another year. Two months after the holiday from hell, Trystan gets a last minute placement in the city where Idrys lives, and suddenly both brothers are back in Idrys's life