Business or Pleasure: The fun, flirty and steamy new rom com from the author of The Ex Talk

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Contrary to how it sounds, I am not haunted by ghosts, I just have shit neighbours and live in a city known for crimes involving stabbing. Now that there are fewer journalism jobs available, she’s turned to ghost writing celebrity memoirs.

They’re going to collaborate on Finn’s memoir and agree to keep things professional—until Chandler lets slip that their night together wasn’t as mind-blowing as Finn seems to believe. This funny, delightful book will pull you in from the first page - a big-hearted celebration of sex, consent, and love.So when you put the two words together and form a question, quite literally you’re asking someone if they’re doing something for their financial gain, or for their personal enjoyment. Originally from Seattle, she’s currently navigating expat life in Amsterdam, where she can often be found exploring the city, collecting stationery, and working up the courage to knit her first sweater.

I organized this by genre and release date, and I always preface my rounds-up by saying that I will definitely have more 2024 anticipated releases as the year continues and more books are announced ( I see you Fourth Wing 3 👀🤞🏻). ya'll fucking so stop pretending it's about professionalism), she decides to tell Finn about her abortion because she can never feel close to a guy unless she does so.until the sexual tension leads to a spectacularly awkward hookup in Drew’s hotel room involving bruised legs, fake orgasms, and a very slippery [redacted]. Every so often, it hits me that there are only two years between us, though Noemie’s life is wildly different from mine.

They meet by chance and have a spur of the moment ONS that's not good and all kinds of awkward, then meet in a professional capacity the next day. Heroes graciously accepting sexual criticism and changing is something that has been on my wishlist for literally years — I’m so tired of men blithely assuming they know my body better than I do that I no longer find this appealing in a hero — but I was afraid to hope too hard. Thank you NetGalley for providing an eARC and Berkley Publishing Group for providing a free copy in exchange for an honest review!There’s also jewish representation, which I have noticed is something Rachel always adds in her books, and it’s heartwarming. unfortunately, even in the face of these bizarre and frankly undesirable circumstances, i found these characters to be the unthinkable: boring. In between the chapters, the author included excerpts of screenplays and news articles about Finn, which was a fun touch.