Just released the first of my series on KU. Quick read, page turner, literary romance with satire and humor. Some spicy content.
A story for people who romanticize their worst decisions and know exactly which song they’d play over the montage.
The year was 2012. The gig: writing for a music blog in a modern mansion overlooking the Pacific—a perfect stage for one last hurrah—especially if you’re over 30, engaged, and miserable.
Restless in her engagement and adrift in her career, Mia Toscani lands a writing internship at the mysterious music blog, Synth Noir, founded by enigmatic surfer Simon De La Cruz.
Her co-intern, newly engaged Ritchie Nolan, seeks one last taste of freedom before corporate life—and his demanding fiancée—close in.
Sexual tension ignites in a haze of synthwave beats, nostalgic 80s pop, dreams, and drugs, sparking an obsession with the wrong (or right?) person and the brutal question: to marry, or not?
Synth Noir blends the hedonism of White Lotus with the heart of The Breakfast Club and the mixtape obsession of High Fidelity. A raw, biting satire about late Gen X navigating sex, marriage, and commitment fears in the early 2010s post-recession escapism that feels like a lifetime ago.
*Let me know if you'd be interested in being an ARC readers for the next two books in the series. Those will be coming out shortly.
A story for people who romanticize their worst decisions and know exactly which song they’d play over the montage.
The year was 2012. The gig: writing for a music blog in a modern mansion overlooking the Pacific—a perfect stage for one last hurrah—especially if you’re over 30, engaged, and miserable.
Restless in her engagement and adrift in her career, Mia Toscani lands a writing internship at the mysterious music blog, Synth Noir, founded by enigmatic surfer Simon De La Cruz.
Her co-intern, newly engaged Ritchie Nolan, seeks one last taste of freedom before corporate life—and his demanding fiancée—close in.
Sexual tension ignites in a haze of synthwave beats, nostalgic 80s pop, dreams, and drugs, sparking an obsession with the wrong (or right?) person and the brutal question: to marry, or not?
Synth Noir blends the hedonism of White Lotus with the heart of The Breakfast Club and the mixtape obsession of High Fidelity. A raw, biting satire about late Gen X navigating sex, marriage, and commitment fears in the early 2010s post-recession escapism that feels like a lifetime ago.
*Let me know if you'd be interested in being an ARC readers for the next two books in the series. Those will be coming out shortly.