Ava Lakes has exactly eighty-three dollars and seventeen cents to her name. Ethan Brenton was born into the kind of money that makes numbers irrelevant. They have absolutely nothing in common—except an immediate, undeniable dislike for each other. Ava came to Bellweather University for one reason: to build a future no one can take from her. She does not have time for Ethan. He’s arrogant. Privileged. Infuriatingly confident. And somehow always there with that maddening smile, pushing every button she has and enjoying himself far too much while doing it. Ethan should leave her alone. Instead, he keeps coming back. Their arguments become legendary. Their insults get personal. Their rivalry becomes addictive. And every time Ethan gets too close, Ava has to remind herself of one important fact: She hates him. At least, she’s supposed to. Because hatred shouldn’t make her pulse race when he touches her. It shouldn’t make her wonder what his mouth would feel like. And it definitely shouldn’t make her jealous when someone else gets his attention. Soon, their fights are happening inches apart, their rules are getting harder to remember, and the one person Ava refuses to trust is becoming impossible to resist. But Ethan has secrets behind that perfect smile. And Ava has spent her entire life building walls for a reason. They know exactly how to get under each other’s skin. The dangerous part is discovering how badly they want to stay there. WE GET ALONE is a fiery enemies-to-lovers romance packed with sharp banter, slow-burning tension, intense chemistry, and two stubborn hearts that would rather start another fight than admit what’s really happening between them.
