In complete truth, Loathe to Love You was not an overall enjoyable read, and it has made me reluctant to explore any of Ali Hazelwood’s other works. 

Unfortunately, the cast of characters in Loathe to Love You by Ali Hazelwood lacked diversity—merely because all aforementioned cast of characters are portrayed too similarly; thus, the most distinguishing features between the group of protagonist merely being their described appearances.

I desperately tried to finish this collection of short stories and even used all of my library renews available for this novella, but I was left disappointed time and time again. 

This book was incredibly slow-paced and I, honestly, forced myself to push forward and read the sad amount of pages [i.e., 51] that I did. Throughout these 51 pages I managed to read of Don’t Call Them Ghosts by Kathleen McConnell, majority of the writing consisted of painstaking, incredible detail of the one setting we’re introduced to. Overall, I do not believe I will partake in McConnell’s writing anywhere in the near future again…