I like this book. If you like drama this is the book for you. The two main characters are Danielle and Wyatt. They work at the same company. They are not dating anyone anytime soon. But some how they work through their problems and find true love.

Love at First Spite tells the story of what happens when you're a lying cheat and your girlfriend is resourceful. Honestly, It was all sorts of fun and entertaining and it had a unique spin on it that I enjoyed a lot. I thought the conflict of the story was a little far fetched though... it just felt very like.... cheesy Hallmark movie/soap opera-esque? JUST VERY DRAMATIC I SUPPOSE? I can't pin this one.

Dani's now ex-fiancée cheated on her with their real estate agent and now the wedding that was to be is now very not to be. Dani is upset and very, very angry (as she should be) and after conspiring with her new elderly roomie and her cousin/best friend, they decide that the plot of land next to what would have been her home is now going to be the home to the Spite House - a house that is inspired by everything her ex would've hated. Enter Wyatt, who is the hardass architect that works with Dani, who agrees to take on this project with the agreement that Dani help him decorate for his grandma in return. The two have a solid thing going but as Dani spends more time with him, she becomes less annoyed and intimidated by his anti-social nature and instead sees the kind of man he really is.

I loved Wyatt. A lot. I could keep reading it just for him to be quite honest. He was just lovely and I think watching him show more of himself and less of what people perceived him to be was one of my favourite parts about this book. Dani was a likeable main character as well, but I think she lost the plot a little and the secrecy between her and Wyatt didn't feel all that necessary. I think this happened a lot in this book actually. There was a lot that was brought up but there was no follow-up. Dani's parents? Her former hobby that Wyatt tried to encourage? Two of many things that could have been more and ended up being nothing at all.

Overall, like I said... I enjoyed it. I would recommend you read it because it was quite fun, but I would give this a high three out of five stars.

Dani Porter moved to the Seattle area to be with her fiancé, only to discover shortly before the wedding that he's cheating on her with their realtor. Understandably full of rage, she uses the savings that were intended to go towards the house they were buying together, to instead buy the vacant lot next door and build a vacation rental that will wreck his view and his peace of mind. Unfortunately that means working with Wyatt Montego, the stuffy, non-nonsense architect at the firm where she works as an interior designer.

Overall I enjoyed this story. The banter between Dani & Wyatt is great, and I enjoyed the process of them getting to know each other better, learning to trust each other and navigating a relationship while working together. The side characters were also fabulous and not afraid to call Dani out when she's being unreasonable. I almost wish there was another story about Mia and Matt because I wouldn't have minded seeing more of their relationship as it developed too.

Things that slightly bothered me were that I felt there were things mentioned and then dropped that might could have been explored further, like Dani's wool creations (and the fact that Wyatt's father has an alpaca farm!), the real reason behind why Wyatt seems to ignore people when they talk to him or talks over them in meetings, Dani & Wyatt learning to work together better as she learns that he's not trying to take decisions away from her and he learns to listen to other ideas. It was like there was just enough detail to get me interested in learning more about that aspect of either Dani or Wyatt or their families, but then it was never picked up again.

I recommend this one for fans of jilted fiancées getting sweet revenge on cheating fiancés. Thanks to Netgalley and the publisher for access to a digital review copy.

While moving on is always the recommended course of action after a breakup, sometimes it's hard not to linger. Especially when you're trying to move on from a man who was caught cheating with your relator right before your wedding. In this case, Dani Porter thinks revenge might be the best course of action to help her move on. Thus the Spite House is born from the minds of Dani, her friend Mia, and her new landlord Iris. Together they will pull money to build a vacation rental house on the property next to her Ex (Sam) that will mess with his view and give Dani the last word. The one thing they need to get things rolling on the Spite House is an architect, enter Wyatt Montego, the handsome yet aloof architect at the firm where Dani is an interior designer. In a surprise move of compassion, Wyatt agrees to work on their project if Dani will help his grandmother with an interior design project. However, as things get rolling on the project, Dani begins to see a new side to Wyatt and sparks begin to fly. But both Wyatt and Dani "aren't the dating type" and have some serious trust issues. Will the boundaries they put on their relationship protect their heart?

A fun humorous read for contemporary romance fans. The strongest point of this novel for me however was not the romance between Dani and Wyatt, but the development of the friendship between Dani, Mia, and Iris the landlord. I absolutely loved this trio and thought their relationship dynamic trumped everything else. The banter was fun though and there was a little sizzle between Dani and Wyatt. I will say Wyatt annoyed me a bit in terms of his ability communicate (or not). Things moved pretty quickly between the two and when you know you know, however, I still feel like Wyatt may have been more of a rebound man. Would recommend for fans of the enemies to lovers and a (mostly responsible) workplace romance.