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Rules for a true love story: there are none. Jane Jackson, once the punchline of America’s fifth-favourite sitcom, believes true love is a myth. Now a Creative Executive at Clearwater Studios, she lives by the mantra of "fake it till you make it." However, in her quest to get her first project greenlit, she accidentally tells a big fib: she claims that Jack Quinlan, the hottest popstar and her first kiss, has promised to write an original song for her script. The catch? Jane hasn’t spoken to him in twenty years. To fix her lie, she must enlist the help of Dan Finnegan, a pompous cinematographer and her former crush, who has connections to Jack. A week in Dan’s beach hometown on Long Island sounds like hell to Jane, but as they navigate her deception, she discovers that Dan might surprise her. Can they uncover something real amidst the chaos? With praise for the author highlighting her ability to craft chemistry and warmth, this story promises to deliver everything readers desire in a summer romance.
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It's a Love Story, Annabel Monaghan, Paige Toon
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- Released
- 2025
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- Title
- It's a Love Story
- Subtitle
- The Heart-Warming and Joyful Must-Read Summer Romance for 2025
- Language
- English
- Authors
- Annabel Monaghan, Paige Toon
- Publisher
- Head of Zeus
- Released
- 2025
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 336
- ISBN10
- 1035916924
- ISBN13
- 9781035916924
- Series
- Tags
- Fiction, Romance, Contemporary Fiction, Women, Contemporary Romance, USA, Relationships, Emotions, New York, Employment, Enemies to Lovers, Hollywood, North America
- Rating
- 4.05 out of 5
- Description
- Rules for a true love story: there are none. Jane Jackson, once the punchline of America’s fifth-favourite sitcom, believes true love is a myth. Now a Creative Executive at Clearwater Studios, she lives by the mantra of "fake it till you make it." However, in her quest to get her first project greenlit, she accidentally tells a big fib: she claims that Jack Quinlan, the hottest popstar and her first kiss, has promised to write an original song for her script. The catch? Jane hasn’t spoken to him in twenty years. To fix her lie, she must enlist the help of Dan Finnegan, a pompous cinematographer and her former crush, who has connections to Jack. A week in Dan’s beach hometown on Long Island sounds like hell to Jane, but as they navigate her deception, she discovers that Dan might surprise her. Can they uncover something real amidst the chaos? With praise for the author highlighting her ability to craft chemistry and warmth, this story promises to deliver everything readers desire in a summer romance.