In this lighthearted romp through New York City, two clashing authors must blend their differences to prove every story is worth telling and that some genres—like people—work better together.
Siobhan Harris doesn’t think of her minimum-wage life in Manhattan as aspirational, but when her debut novel is published, she becomes an instant bestseller and a romance sensation. With fame comes foes, however, and Siobhan finds herself embroiled in a Twitter feud that’s about to change the course of her career just as it’s beginning.
An established crime novelist, Marcel Black is savvy in the ways of the publishing world but less than an expert on the merits of romance. So when his opinions are publicly challenged by the fresh-faced Siobhan, Marcel doubles down until their heated back-and-forth ends with an influencer’s to put their genres’ compatibility to the test, Siobhan and Marcel should write a book together.
To leave their mark, this unlikely pair will have to contend with differences in taste, style, and experience…and the building tension between them that’s looking a lot less like enemies’ contention and a lot more like a love connection.
Carmen Sereno (Barcelona, 1982) es periodista y ha trabajado en diversos medios de comunicación y grandes corporaciones. Un día se dio cuenta de que había demasiadas historias por ahí que debían ser contadas y lo dejó todo para cumplir su gran sueño de ser escritora. Viajar es lo segundo que más le gusta después de escribir. Fotografiarlo todo, lo tercero. Habla varios idiomas y le apasionan los países nórdicos, especialmente Suecia. De hecho, lleva la palabra "Stockholm" (Estocolmo, en sueco) tatuada en el brazo, aunque, cuando le preguntan, suele decir que es simbólico para hacerse la interesante. Está casada y tiene un hijo que, curiosamente, fue concebido en esa ciudad. Con su primera novela "Maldito síndrome de Estocolmo" ganó el I Premio Chic de Novela Romántica Adulta. "Azul Estocolmo" es la continuación y el desenlace de la bilogía. Su tercera novela se titula "Nadie muere en Wellington", está ambientada en Nueva Zelanda y saldrá a la venta el 11 de marzo de 2020.
The exceptional writing skills of the author are demonstrated by this fast paced action packed novel about murder mystery writer Noah Legend who finds himself the prime suspect of 5 murders. The author’s timely sense of humor, easy to read style and short chapters keeps the reader captivated and guessing. Noah sees himself as a modern day Sherlock Holmes and is full of himself yet very likable. He doesn’t appear to be anything but confident that he will clear his name of all suspicion. The plot as the title reveals has numerous twists and turns and there is never a dull moment. I will not divulge any of the secrets revealed as I don’t wish to deny anyone the full body experience of reading this enticing thriller.
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