Enemies to Lovers by Portia MacIntosh

By Emma Fitzgerald -
My Review Thank you @rararesources for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. Enemies to lovers is a romantic comedy genre. I have struggled to get into books lately, and I picked Enemies to lovers up over Christmas and brought it, my love of reading back. I absolutely adored this book and it's a fantastic read. Furthermore, I was hooked from the first page and could not put it down. The story is beautifully written and I was engrossed. The story about Lara and Sonny who are journalists and they both hate each other. Their bosses decide to send them on assignment together on a tropical island, and they have to pretend to be a couple. I found this very entertaining and made me laugh. I did like the characters Lara and Sonny, they worked well together. The plot was awesome, and I was glued because I needed to know if they would work together eventually and become more than friends. It made me want to go to the island, it sounded fun. Can't wait to read more. 5 stars. Enemies to Lovers Lara and Sonny are sworn enemies. As rival showbiz journalists, they are always out to get one - up on each other – whether being the first to scoop the latest celebrity gossip, or sabotaging a potential lead. So when their bosses ask them to join forces and go undercover at an exclusive celebrity retreat, they can ’ t think of anything worse - except that they are going to need to pretend to be in couples therapy to blend in... Being on a tropical island for work w ould be most people ’ s idea of heaven, but for Lara and Sonny it ’ s hell. Can a week of sun, sea and uncovering showbiz secrets together chip away at Lara and Sonny ’ s rivalry? And once they get home and the fake relationship is over, could a real one be left in its place? Join top 10 bestseller Portia MacIntosh for a laugh - out - loud, enemies to lovers, fake relationship romantic comedy. Purchase Link - https://mybook.to/enemiesloverssocial Author Bio – Po rtia MacIntosh is the bestselling author of over 20 romantic comedy novels. From disastrous dates to destination weddings, Portia ’ s romcoms are the perfect way to escape from day to day life, visiting sunny beaches in the summer and snowy villages at Chris tmas time. Whether it ’ s southern Italy or the Yorkshire coast, Portia ’ s stories are the holiday you ’ re craving, conveniently packed in between the pages. Formerly a journalist, Portia has left the city, swapping the music biz for the moors, to live the (no t so) quiet life with her husband and her dog in Yorkshire.

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