Unromance

<strong>UNROMANCE: A story in which two characters absolutely, categorically do <em>not </em>fall in love ... right?</strong>

'A love letter to romance and its readers' - <strong>Anita Kelly</strong>

'Sparkles with classic Hollywood rom-com magic' - <strong>Andi Burke</strong>

<strong>Sawyer Greene is done with romance.</strong>

Once a bestselling author of the genre, she's been left with nothing but heartbreak and bitterness.

<strong>Mason West is a hopeless romantic.</strong>

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.

<strong>But the universe has other plans.</strong>

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...

<strong>There's just one rule: do <em>not</em> fall in love.</strong>

What could go wrong?

Perfect for fans of:

Classic rom-com tropes

Grumpy X Sunshine

Meet-cutes

Fake dating

Spicy romances

Happily Ever After

Your favourite rom-com writers' favourite rom-com writer:

'The chemistry between Sawyer and Mason is electric, and this book is properly funny and deeply charming. A real love letter to romance fans that manages to take the art of the rom com seriously, while also delivering on heart and humour.' <strong>Laura Wood, <em>Under Your Spell</em></strong>

'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. Connor pays loving homage to the tropes romance readers love, while giving them twists that feel fresh and compelling. I loved every second of this book!' <strong>Jessica Joyce, <em>The Ex Vows</em></strong>

'A love letter to romance and its readers, <em>Unromance </em>is an impossibly charming love story that follows through on the promise of its premise. Sawyer and Mason's flaws and vulnerabilities balance each other perfectly, and I rooted for them harder and harder through every single trope. A sexy, delightful read!' <strong>Anita Kelly, <em>Love & Other Disasters</em></strong>