Hate Me, Want Me Series by Mikel Vale

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  • The Boy Who Thinks I Hate Him: A chaotic enemies-to-lovers MM college romance novella full of tension, teasing, and queer longing (Hate Me, Want Me #2)
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    The Boy Who Thinks I Hate Him: A chaotic enemies-to-lovers MM college romance novella full of tension, teasing, and queer longing (Hate Me, Want Me #2)

    Mikel Vale

    Rated: 4.00 of 5 stars
    · 1 ratings · published 2025

    I didn’t mean to insult him. I was just panicking. But when the hottest guy in class—Kai Morgan—raised his hand at the exact wrong second, he thought my comment was aimed directly at him. Great. Perfect. Fantastic. Now he thinks I hate him. And the worst part? He treats me like I do. He’s confident, smug, annoyingly attractive in a way that should be banned in academic settings. Which is… a problem. Because I don’t hate him. I like him. Unfortunately. Distractingly... more

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  • The Teammate Who Hates Losing To Me: An MM Rivals-to-Lovers Academic Romance (Hate Me, Want Me #3)
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    The Teammate Who Hates Losing To Me: An MM Rivals-to-Lovers Academic Romance (Hate Me, Want Me #3)

    Mikel Vale

    Rated: 0.00 of 5 stars
    · 0 ratings · published 2026

    Elliot Price has one win the round. Ryan Cole’s only goal is to finally beat him. Elliot lives his life like a perfectly structured argument—organized, precise, completely under control. Top of his class, star of the college debate team, champion of color-coded spreadsheets and zero distractions. Ryan is a walking distraction. Loud. Charismatic. A little bit reckless... more

  • The Tutor Who Hates Studying With Me: A New Adult Tutor–Student Gay College Romance Novella (Hate Me, Want Me #4)
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    The Tutor Who Hates Studying With Me: A New Adult Tutor–Student Gay College Romance Novella (Hate Me, Want Me #4)

    Mikel Vale

    Rated: 0.00 of 5 stars
    · 0 ratings · published 2026

    I was prepared to flunk statistics. I was not prepared for the tutor who hates studying with me. Failing my stats midterm comes with a bonus nightmare: mandatory tutoring in the math lab if I want to stay in the class—and keep my financial aid. That’s how I end up assigned to Adrian Cho: older, terrifyingly smart, and unfairly hot in a “color-coded binder and sharp cheekbones” kind of way. He’s all rules and structure. No phone. No multitasking. He explains it once; I have to do it alone... more

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