Cherrington Academy by Rebecca J. Caffery

What I loved about this book is that it didn't string out their conflict for too long. You can tell from the beginning that being put together in a shared room in the Olympic Village is going to cause conflict. It is your typical enemies to lovers story, with Oliver and Lucas struggling to understand and get along with each other for years before the book takes place. Olympic Enemies is a really cute romance between two male gymnasts at the Paris Olympics. ‘A sweet, effortlessly romantic read with great team comradery and, like a good floor routine, it’s little character flourishes that make it work.’ - KD Casey (Author of UNWRITTEN RULES)

However, when their fighting turns to kissing which results in headlines in every newspaper and potential heartbreak for the pair, it isn’t just gold on the line - it's their hearts. Until that sliver of common ground truly demonstrates how thin the line between love and hate really can be. So when the press becomes intrusive towards Lucas and Oliver finally steps in to defend him, things are looking up. To make matters worse, Lucas, king of lone wolves, has absolutely no desire to become best friends with the three musketeers who make up the rest of the male British Gymnastics Team. After five years of fighting, the team needs them to learn to work together if they stand any chance of medalling. Forced to share a room at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, Oliver and Lucas are less than happy. Two Gymnasts who've been rivals for half a decade.

Cherrington Academy by Rebecca J. Caffery