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The One Who's Not the One
Cat’s life has hit a brick wall. Since her ex ditched her without ceremony five years ago she’s quit stand-up comedy, landed in a steady but dull job, and lives in a tiny flat with roommates she knows only as The One Who Eats All My Food and The One Who Has Really Loud Sex.
So when she bumps into old friend Harvey and sparks fly, Cat is surprised – and horrified, because Harvey is her ex’s brother, and so absolutely, 100% off-limits romantically. Even if his dimples do make her insides fizz… When she’s offered a new job abroad, Cat is tempted to accept – and leave her depressing flat and mess of a love life behind her. But will running away from her problems really solve them |
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If You Could See Me Now
Izzy Harris has often felt invisible. Her family don’t understand her, her boss completely overlooks her and her boyfriend ignores her, even when she is literally crawling onto his lap naked. She’s kind of used to it – much to the disappointment of her best friend Tash.
So when Izzy wakes up to find she’s invisible, she’s… not actually that upset. In fact, Izzy finds she has a new lease of life: Goodbye to street harassment! Farewell to worrying about what to wear! Good riddance to her oblivious boyfriend! Only Alex, her gorgeous Australian colleague, discovers Izzy’s predicament and offers to help her. And they’re soon falling for one another… But when Tash has her heart broken and a huge project at work threatens to slip through her fingers, Izzy knows something has to change. But does Izzy have what it takes to help her friend, save her career and get the guy? |
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It Had To Be YouTwenty-five-year-old Bea is a hopeless romantic with a hopeless love life – until now. New beau Dan ticks all the boxes: he’s good-looking, kind and thoughtful. The complete opposite of Bea’s ex, who once threw her out in the middle of the night when she was ill so she didn’t disrupt his sleep.
So when her friends point out that she and Dan don’t have fireworks, Bea ignores them. Dan is the whole package. And yet Bea can’t stop comparing him to her best friend Henry… Because Dan doesn’t get Bea’s jokes. Or like books. Or make her laugh until she can’t breathe. Or become speechless when Bea puts on her favourite black dress for a night out… As time goes on, Bea can’t shift the feeling that something just isn’t right. On paper Dan is the perfect man. But in reality… Will Bea be brave enough to ask for more from life – and get the fireworks she deserves? |
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The One That Got Away
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