Long Story Short - Paperback

by Victoria Walters (Author)

A steamy New York grumpy sunshine romance from bestselling author Victoria Walters

Tropes:

Grumpy sunshine

Slow burn

He falls first

Enemies to lovers

Age gap

Reputation redemption

Workplace romance

Spicy

Assistant literary agent Freya Harrison never thought her chance at a big break would look like this: at a swanky romance conference in New York, managing the agency's most insufferable client.

Sure, Jake Richards is a global best-selling author, adored by all his fans. But on meeting him, Freya finds him arrogant, condescending, and, worst of all, a complete phony.

After being overheard calling romance 'easy money' and his readers 'fools', Jake's reputation is tanking. And it's Freya's job to clean up the mess ' and maybe, finally prove her worth to her boss.

But with Jake one slip away from another PR disaster, doubts are starting to set in. Can she survive this week without losing her mind ' or her heart?

This spicy romance will have you laughing out loud one moment and crying happy tears the next, perfect for fans of Abby Jimenez, Emily Henry and B. K . Borison.

A story about giving love itself a second chance. If you've ever felt lost or jaded, this book will bring you joy... A total delight! Camilla Isley

Evocative, charming and utterly romantic Christy McKellen

...the perfect romance for a Sunday morning' Sarah Turner

Clever, quirky and swoonsome ... will tick all your Book Boyfriend boxes' Holly Hepburn

A must read for romcom lovers - fresh, funny and utterly charming Sandy Barker

An absolutely gorgeous romance novel with a swoon-worthy hero to die for ... I was kept guessing right to the end and had a great big smile on my face' Kim Nash

I loved it! The delicious chemistry between Liv and Aiden kept me up way past my bedtime' Leonie Mack

...so much fun and utterly swoon-worthy... a gorgeous concept, with an abundance of charm and wit Laura Carter

a beautiful ode to romance loving bookworms ... Walters shines with this amazing read' Rachel Dove