Hate Me by London Parker

She hates him.
Mary has always been in competition with Michael. Nothing has changed now that they are both well established doctors. Or has it? Michael is back in town, and he is an all-grown-up, smoking-hot contradiction that plays havoc on Mary’s senses. She’s having a really hard time remembering why she hates him.

He loves her.
Michael has always loved Mary. Even through the many competitions, he always admired her passion and determination to win. He just didn’t think she could love him back. Leaving town to become a successful doctor was the best thing to do for him, but he always missed home and his Mary. Now Michael is back in their hometown, and he wants to prove to Mary that they belong together.

Will Mary finally see what’s right in front of her or will she lose Michael forever?
What do you get when you mix a small town, enemies, and an attraction that is hard to resist? One competition to end all competitions. Where is the line between love and hate?