Dear Diary, I Hate Him by Maha Arshad

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Dear Diary, I Hate Him by Maha Arshad
Dear Diary, I Hate Him
Author Maha Arshad

Genre: Young Adult Contemporary Romance, Enemies-to-Lovers, High School Romance

About Book:
Megan Parker already has enough to deal with—her best friend is away, school is exhausting, and her father’s betrayal still hurts more than she likes to admit. Then James William, the charming Australian transfer student, walks into history class, insults her on day one, and earns a permanent spot on her hate list. Unfortunately, a school project forces them together. What starts as sarcasm, arguments, and public embarrassment slowly becomes something far more complicated. James is still irritating, still too charming for his own good, and still the last person Megan wants to trust. But beneath the jokes and arrogance, he is more thoughtful—and more broken—than she expected. And beneath Megan’s sharp tongue is a girl who has spent too long protecting herself from being hurt again. As gossip spreads and the school’s queen bee turns Megan’s humiliation into entertainment, Megan must decide whether James is really the kind of boy who leaves damage behind… or the one person who might finally prove her wrong. Dear Diary, I Hate Him is a funny, emotional YA enemies-to-first-love story about bad first impressions, earned apologies, friendship, and learning that not every charming boy is your father.

About Author:
Maha Arshad is a writer who loves planning stories, creating characters, and exploring the writing process with curiosity and care. She enjoys using AI as part of her creative process while keeping quality, story direction, and author voice at the center of every book. She writes romance, fantasy, young adult drama, and character-driven stories about love, friendship, family, identity, and emotional growth. Her stories often feature sharp heroines, complicated relationships, loyal friendships, slow-burn romance, and hopeful endings. Dear Diary, I Hate Him is her YA diary-style romance about school drama, family hurt, first impressions, forgiveness, and the terrifying problem of liking someone you were determined to hate.

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