Readers aren't given a way to judge what was wrong and writers are not given a chance to improve their work. There is no value of any kind to this method. Second, when text reviews are left, they are quite often extremely negative. Not just negative – I've found Goodreads reviews tend to be vicious to the extreme.

"The Way I Hate Him," delivers everything I've come to expect from Meghan Quinn's writing - sharp banter, steamy romance, and laugh-out-loud humor. The spice in chapter 20 was off-the-charts hot🔥🥵! Yet, this book offers something more - a heartfelt and emotional storyline that struck a chord with me.

A heart-wrenching, truly unforgettable tale of second chances at love, of two people whose love never died, never even dimmed, even though what was taken from them could never be given back.

"Will there be a fourth Summer book? This is the number one question I get asked, and while I so appreciate and love that readers want more of Belly's story, I feel like we left her in a pretty great place in We'll Always Have Summer." So, no fourth novel. If anything, I just wished she'd do a In-Between novel.