PS: I Hate You

De: Lauren Connolly

Narrado por: Karissa Vacker

In this splendidly bittersweet romantic comedy, enemies forced together by a mutual loss are led on a cross-country journey toward a second chance.

Maddie Sanderson would be proud to honor her older brother’s dying wish, that she scatters his ashes over eight destinations that the adventurous 29-year-old never got to visit before he died from cancer. But in his will, Josh assigned her an impossible partner to help complete the mission—Dominic Perry. Seriously, if Maddie weren’t already at her brother's funeral, she would have killed him for this.

Sure, Dom was Josh’s life-long best friend. He’s also the infuriating man who broke Maddie’s heart back when she was naïve enough to give it to him. But since Dom insists on following the rules and Josh didn’t leave much room for Maddie to argue the matter, they embark together on a series of farewell trips that span thousands of miles, exploring new places and revisiting their complicated history along the way.

After a snowstorm leads to a shared bed, Maddie starts to wonder if her brother might be matchmaking from the grave. But when grief also reopens old wounds between them, Maddie will need more than Josh’s ghostly guidance to trust Dom again.

©2024 Lauren Connolly (P)2024 Penguin Audio

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“P.S: I Hate You made me laugh, cry, smile, and everything in between. Through gut-wrenching loss, Lauren Connolly crafted a heartwarming story of healing and finding love when you least expect it—but when you need it most. This book had me hooked from page one, and now I’ll be hooked on Lauren’s books for life!”—Jo Segura, USA Today bestselling author

"A poignant exploration of the ways love and loss intertwine, PS: I Hate You has everything I look for in a great read. It's as emotional as it is laugh-out-loud funny, with a sizzling second chance romance at the heart of the story. I devoured this in one sitting, totally wrapped up in Maddie and Dom's shared history and their winding path back to one another."—Bridget Morrissey, author of That Summer Feeling

"This touching and humorous enemies-to-lovers contemporary from Connolly argues for the power of love to comfort and heal even in life’s bleakest moments....The balance of irreverent humor and heartfelt slow-burn chemistry make this a sweet and memorable story of found family. Readers are sure to be moved."—Publishers Weekly

Heartwarming

Loved it - great book & reflects good emotions. Has a feel good vibe. I would also say really good narration

Bawling!

I absolutely loved this story! The growth from Maddie is huge. The relationships that come back together is amazing, witnessing the love between everyone makes your heart ache for them all. You can feel the love between every main character. Lauren wrote this beautifully.

It is complicated

Guess what, I like the story although the grief of the main character was complicated. At times the main character was bratty and mean. At other times i understood why she was so broken which complicated her grief. The guy was solid and I found myself feeling sorry for him. He was so nice and had to remain calm even though he was grieving too.

Loveeeee!!

Ahhhh.. I'm completely obsessed with this book! Finally, a strong female who speaks her mind (cussing like a sailor). Maddie's story had me hooked, from navigating grief and childhood trauma to finding love with Dominic. The banter, humor, and emotional depth had me tearing up and rooting for them. Oh & the ache for Josh & his short love story 🤧. Karissa Vacker's narration on the audiobook was perfection! The best romance I've read. 5✨

Heartbreaking and so good!!

Absolutely loved this. Narration was beautiful. Cried and laughed, wanted more!! It was such a tender sweet story of loss and finding love again!

A beautiful story!

I did not expect to love this story as much as I did! I was hooked from the beginning. I absolutely recommend reading this!

Amazing!

So well written, what a beautiful way to go through the process of grieving, just loved it

Loved it

Really enjoyed the book and Karissa’s reading of it. Would have loved to have the story continue.

Sweet and poignant

Everyone leaves Maddie Sanderson - her father, her "influencer" mother, and now her beloved brother Josh. Well, Josh had no choice as he went and died on her. The nerve. Not only did he die, but he left Maddie with a mission - to scatter his ashes in places he never got to go in his adventures. She would have been proud and touched if he hadn't added a "companion" for these trips: his best friend, Dominic, another name on the list of people who left Maddie. He broke her heart, she wants nothing to do with him (she moved across the country to achieve that), but he's the executor of Josh's will and he will follow the rules and go with her. He also has the letters Josh left them both, and she really has no choice. They embark on 8 trips through the course of two years and these trips will make them uncomfortable at first, then they become a necessity and finally they realize that Josh had ulterior motives...
If you are going through grief, this book might hit you hard. As someone who lost a deeply beloved brother, I could empathize with Maddie from the start.
I am not going to say I was surprised by Josh's "plans" (and I saw the surprise at the end coming from a mile away) but I really liked going with Maddie and Dominic in their journey to scatter Josh's ashes while falling in love. 
There is a lot of banter, Maddie and Josh certainly found their family in Dominic's (I loved the relationship Maddie had with Dom's twin brothers) and you you will laugh and get teary eyed too. A lovely, poignant and still funny ride. 
PS: If you love audiobooks, Karissa Vacker is her awesome self in this solo narration!

Great premise, insufferable at times

Liked this one for the most part. The main character Maddie was mostly entertaining but insufferable at times, as was Dom. The random smut in the middle of the book kind of threw me off. I read books with steamy elements all the time but got this one, it just didn’t fit or add to the story, and it could have been left out. The narrator was good for the most part, but her voice did get a little grating at times, especially when portraying Dom. Overall it was a great premise with decent execution by the narrator.