You Were Never My Type

YOU WERE NEVER MY TYPE An Enemies-to-Lovers Romance Sofia Williams has everything a young woman could dream of. At twenty-four, she is the CEO of Williams Fashion House, the successful fashion firm she took over from her parents. Beautiful, ambitious, and fiercely independent, Sofia has built a life around her career, her dreams, and the people she trusts. She has no time for unnecessary drama, and romance is certainly not at the top of her priorities. Especially not with someone like Daniel Carter. At twenty-six, Daniel is the wealthy and confident managing director of Carter Shipping Group, the shipping company he inherited from his parents. Intelligent, charming, and infuriatingly sarcastic, Daniel has everything going for him—and an irritating habit of believing he can win any argument. Years ago, when they were students, Sofia and Daniel were academic rivals who could barely stand being in the same room. Their constant arguments, competitive attitudes, and unresolved misunderstandings made them promise never to have anything to do with each other again. And for years, they kept that promise. Until a school reunion brings them face-to-face. Now successful adults with independent lives and demanding careers, they expect nothing more than an awkward greeting and a few uncomfortable memories. Instead, their first encounter quickly turns into another battle of sharp remarks and stubborn pride. Unfortunately, fate isn't finished with them. When circumstances bring their businesses into contact, Sofia and Daniel find themselves spending more time together than either considers reasonable. Their arguments become familiar banter. Their rivalry gives way to unexpected conversations. And beneath the sarcasm and stubbornness, they begin discovering the people they have become. Sofia discovers that Daniel is more than the arrogant boy she remembers. Daniel discovers that beneath Sofia's sharp tongue is a woman whose determination, kindness, and courage captivate him in ways he never anticipated. Slowly, they become friends. But friendship has a way of making the impossible feel inevitable. As jealousy surfaces and unspoken feelings grow stronger, Sofia finds herself facing a truth she never imagined: the man she once swore she could never love is becoming the one person she cannot stop thinking about. Daniel, meanwhile, must convince the woman who challenges him at every turn that his feelings are genuine—and that loving her is not another competition he intends to win. Just when they begin to believe they can build something beautiful together, old misunderstandings and new insecurities threaten to destroy everything they have worked so hard to create. Can two people who once saw each other as enemies learn to trust each other with their hearts? Or will their pride, fear, and complicated past prove stronger than the love growing between them? She always said he was never her type. He intends to make her question everything she thought she knew about love. Sometimes, the person you least expect becomes the person you never want to lose.