Release Blitz: Hate Story by Nicole Williams

Hate Story
by Nicole Williams
Release Date: December 26, 2016
December 25, 2016 (early release!)

About Hate Story
Nina can’t let herself fall in love with the man she’s going to marry. Both of them have experienced the sting and sham of love and have no intentions of falling victim to it twice. Love is expensive—hate is free.

Three years. A million dollars. A solution to both of their problems. They planned it all, from the story of their first meeting to the date of their divorce. Nothing could go wrong.

But what they didn’t consider was chemistry, and Nina and Max have no shortage of it. After too many near-kisses, Nina convinces herself that hating Max is better than loving him, and the more she gets to know this soon-to-be-husband of hers, the more she discovers just how very much she truly, madly, and deeply . . . hates him.

This isn’t a love story. This is the other kind. 




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An Excerpt from Hate Story
“Okay. So how do you think this is going?” Max tipped the broom handle between us. “You and me?”

My forehead pinched together. “You and me the plan? Or you and me the surprise?”

Max’s brow answered my question.

“And this topic is what you consider not-so-deep?” I nudged him and moved to finish stocking syrups.

“All I’m looking for is a simple estimation. Since we were just talking about school, give us a grade for how you think this is going.”

“A grade? Like A, B, C, D, F?”

“Exactly like that.”

I shook my head. “Did you have a rough day at work today? Lose an Olympic-size swimming pool of money or something? Are you needing your daily ego stroking to come from somewhere else today?” When I glanced back at him, I found Max leaning into the door he’d relocked, arms crossed and waiting.

“Our relationship is unique,” he said. “Intricate. I’m asking not because I need my ego stroked, but because I care. If I need to make some changes, I’m willing to. Anything you need, whatever you want, that’s what I’ll give you. But first, I have to know how I’m doing.”

If a man could get a woman pregnant from a piercing stare and a collection of words, I’d just gotten myself good and knocked up. With twins.

“You know how it’s going,” I said, trying to focus on the syrups instead of what—or who—I wanted to focus on.

“I know how I think it’s going. I’d like to know how you think it’s going.”

My mouth went a little dry. Having these kinds of talks was hard for anyone—they were next to impossible for me. “Well, you haven’t gone and confessed your undying love or scared the hell out of me by asking me to be your baby mama, so you’re keeping your promise to take it nice and slow.” When he gave a mini bow, I rolled my eyes. “Not to mention you aren’t too shabby in the sack, you don’t leave dirty dishes in the sink, and you share the remote well.”

Max’s face went flat. “Not too shabby?”

“Oh, please. You know how good you are. Stop fishing for compliments.” A flush crept up my neck as I thought of the most recent evidence to support that theory.

A slow, crooked smile spread across his face. “I want a grade.”

“Like comprehensive? Or broken down by category?” I was stalling, and Max knew I was stalling.

“You’re making this way too difficult,” he grumbled.

“An A minus,” I said abruptly. “I’d give you an A minus.”

“Why not an A plus?”

I kept my head turned so he couldn’t see my smile. Only Max Sturm would be outraged by an A minus. “Because there’s always room for improvement. And I wouldn’t want it to go to your head, that’s why not an A plus.”

The door creaked when he shoved off of it. He made no move to tame the way he was checking me out, leaning into the counter as I organized the syrups. “Something’s definitely going to my head.”

My gaze roamed his zipper region. “I was talking about the one north of your neck.”

“And I’m talking about the one at the end of my dick. My, at present, hard dick, thanks to you.” He came up behind me, fitting himself against my backside as his hands moved around to work on my jeans.

“Max,” I protested, my eyes closing a second later when his dick nuzzled deeper into my backside.

“Nina. I’m taking your body. Here. Now.” His chest pressed into my back as he lowered my zipper. “Accept that so we can move on to the next part.”




About Nicole Williams


Nicole is the New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of the Crash series, the Lost & Found series, and a good handful more. She writes romance because she still believes in soul mates and happy endings. 

Nicole loves hearing from her readers. You can contact her at nwilliamsbooks@gmail.com.

Represented by Jane Dystel of Dystel & Goderich Literary Management.

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