I Hope This Doesn’t Find You Ann Liang

 


You must allow me to introduce you to a new favorite of mine: I Hope This Doesn’t Find You by Ann Liang. 

Sadie Wen is a model student, happy to do whatever is asked of her. Top of her class, except on the  occasions that Julius Gong beats her, she strives to excel in everything. Her rivalry with Julius has been going on for 10 years and she has to stay on top of her game to keep ahead of him. When the pressure is too much, she writes email drafts to anyone she’s upset with — a teacher who won’t raise her grade, a classmate who stole her work, but especially Julius. She’s written 42 to him alone over the years. She would never send them, but it’s a cathartic release just to write her feelings out. Until one day she is horrified to realize her drafts all got sent! Her reputation is in shambles and now Julius has more reason than ever to hate her. She’s desperate to fix things and get her life on track, but how? And just what will Julius do to get back at her?

This was such an excellent rivals to lovers story.

I laughed out loud numerous times, cringed and groaned when it got painful, and swooned over the romance. 

I rate this 5/5 stars. 

If you like rom coms, or k dramas you should definitely give this a try. 

Happy reading! 

Gen 




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