It’s anything but love at first sight between Elle and Nix. Hate at first sight would be more accurate. He may be the big man on campus, but Elle has no problem calling the cops when one of Nix's parties gets out of hand. Now Nix needs to clean up his image and do some volunteering in the community. Can you guess who his boss is? Yep, it's Elle. But as they work together, they both begin to see they might have misjudged each other, and that’s when things get interesting.
The tension between these two is delightfully delicious, their banter wildly entertaining, and their chemistry is explosive. If I know ahead of time a book is new adult I often pass on it, fearing the characters will be annoying in their immaturity. These skillfully written characters, however, make me think I just might be missing out on some great writing. Both have far more layers and depth than seen at first glance and a vulnerability that humanizes them and endears them to the reader.
The secondary characters are equally entertaining and unique, with a smooth, moving pace to the story so that this one practically reads itself and has me eager for more from this Fulton U bunch I’ve grown attached to. If you like a story that makes you laugh, takes your emotions on a wild ride and has you believing in happily ever afters, you'll love Nix and Elle's story!
Download the free Kindle app and start reading Kindle books instantly on your smartphone, tablet, or computer - no Kindle device required.
Read instantly on your browser with Kindle for Web.
Using your mobile phone camera - scan the code below and download the Kindle app.
Something went wrong. Please try your request again later.
Add a debit or credit card to save time when you check out
Convenient and secure with 2 clicks. Add your card
Next 3 for you in this series
See full series
Total Price:
$14.97
More like The Second We Met: An enemies-to-lovers romance (Fulton U)
Page 1 of 1Start overPage 1 of 1
Loading...
Popular Highlights in this book
She was the first best decision I’d made in my life, and her love made every day worth it.Highlighted by 785 Kindle readers- “I’m crazy about you, B and E, and you’re not like anyone I’ve ever met before.” I can’t say I want you to be my girlfriend because you’ll probably turn into The Flash, bolting out of here with a fire streak behind you.Highlighted by 785 Kindle readers
- “I have plenty of fun.” “I’m sure stirring your cauldron brings out the cackles.”Highlighted by 504 Kindle readers
About the author
Follow authors to get new release updates, plus improved recommendations.
Reviews with images
Surprised once again :)
(WARNING SPOILERS AHEAD. READERS HAVE BEEN ADVISED)•Rate: 7/10•The Second We Met was once again a book that surprised me. The first ten chapters, I had to push myself to keep reading because there wasn’t anything that interested me. But once again I am glad I pushed myself to keep reading because I fell in love with Nix & Elle. I loved how their relationship progressed & how they showed their beautiful true colors to each other after hating each other for so long. Even though this book focused more on themselves, their personalities, & their relationship it was still enjoyable. I loved it when Nix would use his status to help Elle, how open she was about being wrong, & the way they just fix together, worked. I also loved the P names the guys had going on. Patrick, Philip, & Phoenix. Grandpa Patrick was so cute & I loved every scene he was in. The relationship between Philip & Nix was rough at first but in the end, Philip did admit his wrongs and opened up to Nix about his wife’s passing. I find it amazing when a man opens up.When Nix opened up to Elle & seeing that yes, a man can cry even when something hurts him. He let himself be vulnerable around Elle & his friends. He didn’t have that whole “I’m a man so I have to hide my feelings” type of thing. I did end up crying when he was telling Elle how she hurt him, how he loved her & she needed to realize she was practically self sabotaging herself when it came to letting someone love her. I also cried when Nix & his dad spoke about his wrongs, Mix’s mom, & Patrick not going to Philip’s games. This book was so sweet & romantic. I did love the ending & I am so excited for Berk’s & Jules story.Also, before I end this, I would like to say, Maya Hughes if one day (hopefully one day) when I become an author & we meet, can we play a nerf gun game? You described the game to fun and well. I need to play it.
Top reviews from the United States
There was a problem filtering reviews right now. Please try again later.
Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2019
Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2019
Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2021
(WARNING SPOILERS AHEAD. READERS HAVE BEEN ADVISED)
•
Rate: 7/10
•
The Second We Met was once again a book that surprised me. The first ten chapters, I had to push myself to keep reading because there wasn’t anything that interested me. But once again I am glad I pushed myself to keep reading because I fell in love with Nix & Elle. I loved how their relationship progressed & how they showed their beautiful true colors to each other after hating each other for so long. Even though this book focused more on themselves, their personalities, & their relationship it was still enjoyable. I loved it when Nix would use his status to help Elle, how open she was about being wrong, & the way they just fix together, worked. I also loved the P names the guys had going on. Patrick, Philip, & Phoenix. Grandpa Patrick was so cute & I loved every scene he was in. The relationship between Philip & Nix was rough at first but in the end, Philip did admit his wrongs and opened up to Nix about his wife’s passing. I find it amazing when a man opens up.
When Nix opened up to Elle & seeing that yes, a man can cry even when something hurts him. He let himself be vulnerable around Elle & his friends. He didn’t have that whole “I’m a man so I have to hide my feelings” type of thing. I did end up crying when he was telling Elle how she hurt him, how he loved her & she needed to realize she was practically self sabotaging herself when it came to letting someone love her. I also cried when Nix & his dad spoke about his wrongs, Mix’s mom, & Patrick not going to Philip’s games. This book was so sweet & romantic. I did love the ending & I am so excited for Berk’s & Jules story.
Also, before I end this, I would like to say, Maya Hughes if one day (hopefully one day) when I become an author & we meet, can we play a nerf gun game? You described the game to fun and well. I need to play it.
•
Rate: 7/10
•
The Second We Met was once again a book that surprised me. The first ten chapters, I had to push myself to keep reading because there wasn’t anything that interested me. But once again I am glad I pushed myself to keep reading because I fell in love with Nix & Elle. I loved how their relationship progressed & how they showed their beautiful true colors to each other after hating each other for so long. Even though this book focused more on themselves, their personalities, & their relationship it was still enjoyable. I loved it when Nix would use his status to help Elle, how open she was about being wrong, & the way they just fix together, worked. I also loved the P names the guys had going on. Patrick, Philip, & Phoenix. Grandpa Patrick was so cute & I loved every scene he was in. The relationship between Philip & Nix was rough at first but in the end, Philip did admit his wrongs and opened up to Nix about his wife’s passing. I find it amazing when a man opens up.
When Nix opened up to Elle & seeing that yes, a man can cry even when something hurts him. He let himself be vulnerable around Elle & his friends. He didn’t have that whole “I’m a man so I have to hide my feelings” type of thing. I did end up crying when he was telling Elle how she hurt him, how he loved her & she needed to realize she was practically self sabotaging herself when it came to letting someone love her. I also cried when Nix & his dad spoke about his wrongs, Mix’s mom, & Patrick not going to Philip’s games. This book was so sweet & romantic. I did love the ending & I am so excited for Berk’s & Jules story.
Also, before I end this, I would like to say, Maya Hughes if one day (hopefully one day) when I become an author & we meet, can we play a nerf gun game? You described the game to fun and well. I need to play it.
Images in this review
Top reviews from other countries
Elegant Fantasy
"Nothing in life was permanent. We have to soak up what we can when we can."
Reviewed in India on May 4, 2021
Anne Fonseca
Honestly, I think I'm gonna go out of words to how much this book amazed me.
Reviewed in Brazil on May 8, 2020
