The queen of enemies-to-lovers romance returns with another steamy title for fans to dive into headfirst. The bestselling romance author writes under a pseudonym, in part to keep her life as a professor and scientist apart from her writing career. The college romance follows two student athletes at Stanford β a platform diver named Scarlett and an Olympic-winning swimmer named Lukas β as they navigate school, competition and shared sexual proclivities that are less than conventional.
The tone and topics Hazelwood treads into with "Deep End" are heavier, darker than most of her other books. But she still delivers the witty characters, relatable issues and delicious tension fans have come to love. Hazelwood has published standalone romance novels, novellas and even audio-only stories. The only problem? They have a history β as arch nemeses. Elsie supplements her work as an adjunct professor in theoretical physics by offering up herself as a fake girlfriend.
If romantasy is your thing, check out books we suggest reading after "Fourth Wing" by Rebecca Yarros. If you want something with lower stakes and loveable characters, see if a "cozy mystery" or "cozy fantasy" book is for you. Or, take a look at our most anticipated reads. Facebook Twitter Email. Share your feedback to help improve our site!
