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UNROMANCE: A story in which two characters absolutely, categorically do not fall in love … right? ?????? It's the ultimate rom-com for rom-com fans!!! ‘A millennial love letter to romance books. Swifties, fans of Grey’s and Jane Austen – this one is for you’ ????? ‘This book … this BOOK! It was deliciously perfect! … A love letter to the Romance genre both across print and the screen’ ????? ‘Intriguing plot, humour and loveable main characters. If you’re a sucker for tropes, this one has them all. No, I mean, literally, all of them’ ????? ‘I totally got How to Lose a Guy in Ten Days vibes not only from the cover but the cool modern storyline as well! … So soooo good!’ ????? ‘Honestly one of the best romcom novels I have read in a long time … I can’t wait to read more from the author!’ ????? ?????? Sawyer Greene is done with romance. Once a bestselling author of the genre, she’s been left with nothing but heartbreak and bitterness. Mason West is a hopeless romantic. He has a habit of falling in love with all the wrong people. So when the two find themselves stuck in a lift together, Sawyer is determined this will not be their meet cute. But the universe has other plans. Sawyer and Mason make a plan to cure him of his hopeless romanticism, her of her writer’s block. It’s simple. Sawyer will become the romcom love interest of Mason’s dreams and ruin romance for him one trope at a time… There’s just one rule: do not fall in love. What could go wrong? ?????? Perfect for fans of: ?? Classic rom-com tropes ?? Grumpy X Sunshine ???????? Meet-cutes ?? Fake dating ??? Spicy romances ?? Happy Ever After Erin Connor is your favourite rom-com writer's favourite rom-com writer: 'Sparkles with classic Hollywood rom-com magic' Andie Burke 'Erin Connor is my favourite new voice in romance' Alison Cochrun 'The chemistry between Sawyer and Mason is electric, and this book is properly funny and deeply charming. A real love letter to romance fans' Laura Wood 'Filled with razor-sharp banter and a happily-ever-after that will make every reader swoon in the most epic way, Unromance is written for those of us utterly obsessed with romcoms' Chip Pons 'Erin Connor delivers sharp wit, deliciously steamy moments, and so much charm that I was kicking my feet from the first page to the very last' Jessica Joyce 'A love letter to romance and its readers, Unromance is an impossibly charming love story … a sexy, delightful read!' Anita Kelly

Beach Read fans will love this steamy romcom where a recently dumped TV heartthrob enlists a jaded romance novelist to throw him off romance for good. . . "a romcom lover's dream of a book" (Ava Wilder, author of How to Fake It in Hollywood). Sawyer Greene knows romance. She's a bestselling author of the genre--or she was, until her ex left her with nothing but writer's block and a broken heart. When she gets stuck in the elevator with a handsome stranger, she sees their meet cute for what it is: just a one-night stand . . . but then they keep running into each other. Actor Mason West sees this as a sign. They're meant to help each other--Sawyer with her writer's block, and Mason with his tabloid trainwrecks. So they strike up a simple deal to keep each other on track: no more sex, and absolutely no falling in love--under any circumstances. It's a foolproof plan-until Sawyer and Mason realize some plots can't be stopped--and that they might be hurtling towards a happy ending...

When elusive metal frontman Dax Nakamura agrees to give his first interview in years, he has one condition: his ex, Sloane Donavan, has to write it. Bad-boy-turned-straight-edge frontman, Dax Nakamura, would prefer the skeletons in his closet to stay there, thank you very much. But not giving interviews didn't stop the press from writing about one of metal's biggest bands--or its lead vocalist. With their new album about to drop, Dax is finally ready to address the rumors that have plagued Final Revelations for the past eight years. And the only person he trusts to write it is the same person who broke his heart three summers ago. Sloane Donavan knew she wanted to write about music since the first time she posted a MySpace blog for her neighbor's garage band. A journalism degree, a failed internship, and countless backstage passes later, Sloane still hasn't secured the dream job she left her dream man behind for. So when Dax shows back up with a career-making opportunity--exclusive insight into him, his band, and the chance to craft the narrative of one of the scene's most revered bands--Sloane agrees, with one stipulation: No one can know they're exes. As they dive into Dax's past, Sloane quickly realizes their history isn't the only thing he's hiding, and Sloane has a choice to make. The article Dax wants and the salacious tell-all Sloane's editor expects are two completely different stories. This is the big break she's been waiting for, but it comes with a price: the chance to rewrite the ending with her first and only love.

Two exes reunite for a make-or-break interview that will either bring them back together ... or drive them apart forever. Sloane Donavan dreamed of being a rock journalist ever since she posted her first MySpace blog. Now, one journalism degree, a failed internship, and dozens of backstage passes later, she's struggling to land a full-time staff position. So when punk rock's most notorious and elusive frontman offers her his first interview in eight years, Sloane should be jumping at the opportunity--but taking it would mean reconnecting with the only guy she's ever loved (and lost), Dax Nakamura. Unable to pass up a shot at making her name--and helping Dax clear the reputation that's plagued his--Sloane agrees. It's only a conflict of interest if anyone finds out. But the article Dax wants and the salacious tell-all Sloane's editor is expecting are two completely different stories. And as old feelings resurface, Sloane's journalistic integrity hangs in the balance. This is the career-making piece she's been waiting for, but it comes with a price: the chance to rewrite the ending with her first and only love.