Love, Gods and Sinners

Rule No. 1 of Not Dating Your Enemy: Rules are made to be broken.
Rule No. 2 of Not Dating Your Enemy: Keep your lives separate (don't live or work together).
Rule No. 3 of Not Dating Your Enemy: If you can't imagine life without them, you're already screwed.
Set in an alternate futuristic world, where descendants of ancient magical clans don secret identities and do battle on the streets of Singapore, Camille Chong's debut YA novel Love, Gods and Sinners is an action-packed enemies-to-lovers urban fantasy with a sizzling rivals-to-lovers romance at its heart.
Harper and Tia are roommates, and interns at the same tech company. They clash, they fight, they flirt. And, under cover of night, the two of them adopt secret identities and head out on missions across the city for their respective magical clans. Tia is the beautiful descendant of the Moon Goddess, and Harper is secretly Raven, the leader-in-waiting of the feared and villainous Foxes.
When each is tasked by their clan to kill the other, a deceitful game of cat-and-mouse begins. And Harper and Tia will start to understand that the concepts of right and wrong can be just as complicated - and dangerous - as falling in love.

Camille Chong is a Singapore-raised writer of queer Asian stories. When not reading and writing fantasy rom-coms, she's watching B-grade movies, making a mess of her kitchen or battling demons at her local bouldering wall. Her debut novel is a love letter to Asian daughters and fans of punchy rom-coms and secret identity shenanigans (go Miraculous Ladybug!). She works on her novels while pursuing a degree in Law at University College London.