The Break-Up Clause

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Electric from the start, this witty and wonderful tale offers a wholesome take on friendships and a sizzling romance. When arrogant new colleague Benjamin enters Fia's small office at her New York law firm, their mutual dislike is palpable. However, there's a secret: nearly ten years ago, they shared a summer night in Vegas, making a pact to divorce after one year. They never did, and now, if anyone discovers their marriage, both their jobs are at risk. As their relationship begins to heat up, keeping this secret becomes increasingly difficult. This enemies-to-lovers story is a must-read for fans of romantic comedies. Praised for its smart humor and chemistry, it promises a delightful escape filled with crisp dialogue and engaging characters. With comparisons to Katherine Heiny and Mhairi McFarlane, the book is described as fresh, funny, and beautifully written, showcasing a talented new voice in romantic fiction. Readers can expect a romantic journey that is sexy, escapist, and ultimately fun, embodying everything a romantic comedy should be.