Something Like Hate

Also By Claudia Burgoa

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The Baker’s Creek Billionaire Brothers Series

Loved You Once

A Moment Like You

Defying Our Forever

Call You Mine

As We Are

Yours to Keep

Luna Harbor

Finally You

Simply You

Truly You

Always You

Perfectly You

Madly You

Against All Odds Series

Wrong Text, Right Love

Didn’t Expect You

Love Like Her

Against All Odds: The St. James Family

Until Next Time, Love

Something Like Love

Betting on Love

Accidentally in Love

Waiting for Love

The Spearman Brothers

Maybe Later

Then He Happened

Once Upon a Holiday

Almost Perfect

Paradise Bay Billionaire Brothers

Faking The Game

Can’t Help Love

Along Came You

My Favorite Mistake

Just One Kiss

Meant For Me

Finally Found You

Where We Belong

Second Chance Sinners Duet

Pieces of Us

Somehow Finding Us

My One

My One Regret

My One Despair

The Everhart Brothers

Fall for Me

Fight for Me

Perfect for Me

Forever with Me

Mile High Billionaires

Finding My Reason

Something Like Hate

Someday, Somehow

Standalones

Us After You

Chasing Fireflies

Until I Fall

Christmas in Kentbury

Chaotic Love Duet

Begin with You

Back to You

Co-writing

Holiday with You

Home with You

Here with You

Honeymoon with You

Dedication

To my readers, because you inspire me.

Epigraph

“Being deeply loved by someone gives you strength, while loving someone deeply gives you courage.” —Lao-Tzu

One

Miller

Failure is not an option.

That’s my mantra. I’m determined to succeed. Determination is one of my best tools. I thought I got it from my father, who is a successful, award-winning urban architect. But I’m as persistent as my mother.

Dad’s quiet, observant, and wise—a man of few words, to say the least.

His practical advice when I’m about to lose a battle with my mother, Crystal, is, “She’s always right. Just do what she says.”

For the most part, I follow those wise words. Because that woman never loses an argument. Except today, she’s not winning.

“Mom, I’m on a tight schedule.” I use the oldest excuse in my book. “We’re about to land two accounts. I can’t just take time off because my sister decided to elope.”

Clearing my throat, I continue, “Not that she’s eloping. By definition, elopement is marrying secretly...Why is she in such a hurry to get married anyway?”

Sorry, Lola, I have to throw a little shade your way to save my ass.