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Δίχως Όρια, 2: Until you

Author: Penelope Douglas

He doesn’t know how to let her go.

Have you ever been so angry that hitting things felt liberating? Have you ever felt such emptiness that your own apathy made you feel almost numb? That’s what the...

He doesn’t know how to let her go.

Have you ever been so angry that hitting things felt liberating? Have you ever felt such emptiness that your own apathy made you feel almost numb? That’s what the past few years have been like for me. A constant journey between rage and indifference, with no stops in between.

Some people hate me. Others fear me. But no one...

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  • Release 07/10/2026
  • Series Series Without limits
  • Pages Pages 480
  • Cover Cover Soft
  • Translation Translation Michalis Delegkos
  • Publisher Publisher Dioptra
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  • This review is about the book: 1: Bully

    •Type: Romantic
    •Tropes: enemies to lovers, hate to love, bully, childhood friends, high school romance
    •Pages: 394
    •Series: Without Limits #1
    •Spice: 2/5

    Favorite Quote
    “Don’t hide from me and don’t ask me to hide” - Tate

    Tate and Jared have known each other since they were kids. Back then, they loved each other, hung out together, and were friends…
    Today, they’re like two enemies.
    He bullies her at a high school level, and she keeps her head down until the day she finds the strength to stand up to him.
    Secrets hidden in the past will come to light, and maybe hate isn’t so far from love after all?

    1st fact:
    The book flows like water.
    You won’t realize when you’ve gone from the beginning to the end. Douglas’s writing in her first book may be inexperienced and raw, but even here her talent for captivating you from the first page is clear.

    2nd fact:
    The book is aimed at a younger reading audience.
    If you’re somewhere between 16-22, then you might have found a read that will probably make you have a great time (not that I, the aunt, didn’t enjoy it) and you’ll find plenty of parts you can relate to (now, what can I, the aunt, relate to about high school, I don’t know).
    The narration felt a lot like a high school girl’s diary, telling her woes about her crush. The writing is very simple and the characters aren’t deeply analyzed or particularly developed, but I think that’s very okay for this type of book.

    3rd fact:
    Simple and understandable message.
    The book gives a beautiful message against bullying and in favor of inner strength.
    Tate finds the strength to hold her head high and stand up to Jared’s bullying behavior, even when he’s the boy who makes her heart beat fast.

    I recommend it to all those girls who are eyeing the "bad boys" in the back row

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    This review is about the book: 1: Bully

  • •Type: Romantic
    •Tropes: enemies to lovers, hate to love, bully, childhood friends, high school romance
    •Pages: 394
    •Series: Without Limits #1
    •Spice: 2/5

    Favorite Quote
    “Don’t hide from me and don’t ask me to hide” - Tate

    Tate and Jared have known each other since they were kids. Back then, they loved each other, hung out together, and were friends…
    Today, they’re like two enemies.
    He bullies her at a high school level, and she keeps her head down until the day she finds the strength to stand up to him.
    Secrets hidden in the past will come to light, and maybe hate isn’t so far from love after all?

    1st fact:
    The book flows like water.
    You won’t realize when you’ve gone from the beginning to the end. Douglas’s writing in her first book may be inexperienced and raw, but even here her talent for captivating you from the first page is clear.

    2nd fact:
    The book is aimed at a younger reading audience.
    If you’re somewhere between 16-22, then you might have found a read that will probably make you have a great time (not that I, the aunt, didn’t enjoy it) and you’ll find plenty of parts you can relate to (now, what can I, the aunt, relate to about high school, I don’t know).
    The narration felt a lot like a high school girl’s diary, telling her woes about her crush. The writing is very simple and the characters aren’t deeply analyzed or particularly developed, but I think that’s very okay for this type of book.

    3rd fact:
    Simple and understandable message.
    The book gives a beautiful message against bullying and in favor of inner strength.
    Tate finds the strength to hold her head high and stand up to Jared’s bullying behavior, even when he’s the boy who makes her heart beat fast.

    I recommend it to all those girls who are eyeing the "bad boys" in the back row

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He doesn’t know how to let her go.

Have you ever been so angry that hitting things felt liberating? Have you ever felt such emptiness that your own apathy made you feel almost numb? That’s what the past few years have been like for me. A constant journey between rage and indifference, with no stops in between.

Some people hate me. Others fear me. But no one can hurt me, because I don’t care about anything. Except Tate.

I love her so much that I hate her for it. We used to be friends, until I realized I couldn’t trust anyone. So I hurt her. I pushed her away. But I still need her. I provoke her, test her, push her to her limits. She’s my addiction, my air, the last piece of my life that still makes me feel human.

Until she left for a year and came back changed. Now, when I push her, she pushes back.

And I’m not sure which of us will break first.

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Author
Penelope Douglas
Publisher
Dioptra
Original Title
Until You
Publishers
Dioptra
Type
Detective, Erotic-Romantic, Horror, Prose
Subtitle
2: Until You
Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
480
Release Date
07/10/2026
Publication Date
2026
Dimensions
14x20.5 cm
ISBN-13
9786182191422

Additional Specifications

Series
Without limits

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  • This review is about the book: 1: Bully

    •Type: Romantic
    •Tropes: enemies to lovers, hate to love, bully, childhood friends, high school romance
    •Pages: 394
    •Series: Without Limits #1
    •Spice: 2/5

    Favorite Quote
    “Don’t hide from me and don’t ask me to hide” - Tate

    Tate and Jared have known each other since they were kids. Back then, they loved each other, hung out together, and were friends…
    Today, they’re like two enemies.
    He bullies her at a high school level, and she keeps her head down until the day she finds the strength to stand up to him.
    Secrets hidden in the past will come to light, and maybe hate isn’t so far from love after all?

    1st fact:
    The book flows like water.
    You won’t realize when you’ve gone from the beginning to the end. Douglas’s writing in her first book may be inexperienced and raw, but even here her talent for captivating you from the first page is clear.

    2nd fact:
    The book is aimed at a younger reading audience.
    If you’re somewhere between 16-22, then you might have found a read that will probably make you have a great time (not that I, the aunt, didn’t enjoy it) and you’ll find plenty of parts you can relate to (now, what can I, the aunt, relate to about high school, I don’t know).
    The narration felt a lot like a high school girl’s diary, telling her woes about her crush. The writing is very simple and the characters aren’t deeply analyzed or particularly developed, but I think that’s very okay for this type of book.

    3rd fact:
    Simple and understandable message.
    The book gives a beautiful message against bullying and in favor of inner strength.
    Tate finds the strength to hold her head high and stand up to Jared’s bullying behavior, even when he’s the boy who makes her heart beat fast.

    I recommend it to all those girls who are eyeing the "bad boys" in the back row

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    This review is about the book: 1: Bully

  • •Type: Romantic
    •Tropes: enemies to lovers, hate to love, bully, childhood friends, high school romance
    •Pages: 394
    •Series: Without Limits #1
    •Spice: 2/5

    Favorite Quote
    “Don’t hide from me and don’t ask me to hide” - Tate

    Tate and Jared have known each other since they were kids. Back then, they loved each other, hung out together, and were friends…
    Today, they’re like two enemies.
    He bullies her at a high school level, and she keeps her head down until the day she finds the strength to stand up to him.
    Secrets hidden in the past will come to light, and maybe hate isn’t so far from love after all?

    1st fact:
    The book flows like water.
    You won’t realize when you’ve gone from the beginning to the end. Douglas’s writing in her first book may be inexperienced and raw, but even here her talent for captivating you from the first page is clear.

    2nd fact:
    The book is aimed at a younger reading audience.
    If you’re somewhere between 16-22, then you might have found a read that will probably make you have a great time (not that I, the aunt, didn’t enjoy it) and you’ll find plenty of parts you can relate to (now, what can I, the aunt, relate to about high school, I don’t know).
    The narration felt a lot like a high school girl’s diary, telling her woes about her crush. The writing is very simple and the characters aren’t deeply analyzed or particularly developed, but I think that’s very okay for this type of book.

    3rd fact:
    Simple and understandable message.
    The book gives a beautiful message against bullying and in favor of inner strength.
    Tate finds the strength to hold her head high and stand up to Jared’s bullying behavior, even when he’s the boy who makes her heart beat fast.

    I recommend it to all those girls who are eyeing the "bad boys" in the back row

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