The Hating Game
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- Have you ever wondered why the most bitter office rivalries—fueled by 'Mirror Games' and 'Staring Games'—can actually be a hidden form of intense intimacy?
- Did you know that a specific shade of 'bedroom blue' could hold the secret to a year-long obsession hidden behind a mask of professional hatred?
- What if the 'theory' behind a single, devastating elevator kiss was the only thing standing between a career-defining promotion and a total personal surrender?
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Key Takeaways from The Hating Game
- The Kiss That Breaks the War
- Glass Walls and Battle Lines
- Roses, Rules, and the Wrong Man
- The Or Something Game
- The Blue Bedroom
The Hating Game — Full Chapter Overview
- 1Recommendation
- 2The Kiss That Breaks the War
- 3Glass Walls and Battle Lines
- 4Roses, Rules, and the Wrong Man
- 5The Or Something Game
- 6The Blue Bedroom
- 7The Wedding Trap
- 8What Hurts More Than Hate
- 9The Last Game Before Monday
- 10Starting Over in Blue
The Hating Game Summary & Overview
Lucy Hutton believes she hates Joshua Templeman. Every day at Bexley & Gamin, the merged publishing house where they work as rival executive assistants, they battle across their shared office with stares, insults, mind games, and ruthless one-upmanship. Lucy is bright, warm, and desperate to be liked; Joshua is controlled, intimidating, and impossible to read.
When a new chief operating officer position opens, their rivalry becomes a high-stakes contest. But as jealousy sparks, boundaries blur, and one elevator kiss changes everything, Lucy begins to suspect the man she has spent a year hating may know her better than anyone. Their war turns tender, then terrifying, because love might cost them the job, their pride, and the only game they know how to play.
Who Should Listen to The Hating Game?
- Listeners who love enemies-to-lovers romantic comedies with sharp workplace banter.
- Fans of slow-burn chemistry, emotional vulnerability, and high-tension first-person narration.
- Anyone who enjoys romance where rivalry becomes intimacy without losing the spark.
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