5 Enemies to Lovers Romance Trope Books

Enemies to lovers is a romance trope where two characters who initially dislike, oppose, or are in conflict with each other gradually develop romantic feelings through forced proximity, shared experiences, or discovering hidden depths beneath their antagonistic relationship. (Some links below are Amazon affiliate links, meaning I may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.)

Love You Millions: He's back with eviction papers for her family's store and a seven-year-old almost-kiss that never stopped burning between them.

Enemies to Lovers: One staged kiss with the hockey captain who hates me was supposed to be for the cameras, but now nothing about the way he touches me feels fake.

The Ginger Bread Bakery: She's the baker who can't stand his cheerful charm, he's the bar owner who can't stop dreaming about her, and one wedding season is about to prove that the line between hate and love is thinner than frosting.

Drop Dead: Three weeks locked in a dead author's mansion with the rival journalist she can't stand is supposed to be about uncovering a scandal, not discovering that the man she loves to hate might be exactly what she's been missing.

Peppermint Curves: When a sinkhole forces a witch to save the buttoned-up agricultural scientist who's been meddling in her family's cranberry bog, their icy arguments turn into scorching passion neither of them saw coming.