Taylor Jenkins Reid, bestselling author ofSunday TimesThe Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo
Meet Nora Hughes – the overworked, underpaid, last bookish assistant standing. At least for now.
When Nora landed an editorial assistant role at Parsons Press she thought it would be The Dream Job. But after five years of admin and taking lunch orders, Nora has come to the conclusion: Dream Jobs do not exist.
With her life spiralling and unable to afford her rent, Nora does the only thing she can think of and starts freelancing for a rival publisher.
But when Andrew Santos, a bestselling author (who also happens to be attractive), is thrown into Nora’s life, she must decide where her loyalties lie, and whether she’s ready to choose herself and her future over her job…quite
Your next book club read touching on mental health, happiness and the ups and downs of being a young woman trying to figure it all out.
‘It was really nice to be able to identify with the character’ NetGalley Reviewer
entertaining‘A good storyline and ’ NetGalley Reviewer
enjoyable‘An read’ NetGalley Reviewer
relatable‘An easy and read’ NetGalley Reviewer
book for book lovers‘A . . . it’s impossible not to root for Nora! Jesse Q. Sutanto, author ofDial A for Aunties
refreshing‘It’s to read a book about publishing with a half-Black heroine who’s wryly aware of the way she stands out in a very White field’Kirkus Reviews
emotional honestysurprising‘With and a wit that I found addictive, Robinson’s debut is everything a book-about-books fan wants’Kelly Harms, bestselling author ofThe Overdue Life of Amy Byler
you won’t be able to put this book down‘Get comfy because ’Sajni Patel, award-winning author ofThe Trouble with Hating You
*An Amazon Editors’ pick in Best Romance*
‘A heartfelt and exciting debut . . . a wise and honest story of how it feels to be a young woman in search of yourself’ Praise for Must Love Books:
