She'd spent two years getting over Oliver James. She was doing brilliantly. And then he walked through the newsroom door.
Anita Martinez is the Tribune's social media director, the woman who turned a Fleet Street institution into a genuine internet sensation, and someone who has absolutely, completely, one hundred percent moved on. The three phones, the purple-streaked hair, the anonymous mental health account she runs from her kitchen at midnight? All very much under control. Oliver James is not a problem. Oliver James is ancient history.
And then Oliver James is appointed the Tribune's new Head of Entertainment and walks into the morning meeting as if he belongs there, smiling his infuriating, practised smile, causing Anita to lose her mind in front of the entire newsroom.
So. Not quite as over it as she thought.
Now they have to work together every single day, investigating the murky and glamorous world where celebrity culture meets serious money and not everything is as shiny as it looks. Oliver is charming, talented, and utterly impossible to ignore. And Anita is starting to suspect that the story she filed away as finished might actually have a very different ending.
Meanwhile, in the aftermath of the Tribune's biggest scandal in years, the whole newsroom is learning that some stories stay with you long after the deadline passes. And some people are simply impossible to forget, no matter how many times you try.
Warm, funny, and completely irresistible, Starstruck is a second-chance romance about the one that got away, the job you love, and the moment you realise that the best scoops are always the ones closest to home. The perfect final chapter to a series you will immediately want to read all over again.
Genre: Romance
Anita Martinez is the Tribune's social media director, the woman who turned a Fleet Street institution into a genuine internet sensation, and someone who has absolutely, completely, one hundred percent moved on. The three phones, the purple-streaked hair, the anonymous mental health account she runs from her kitchen at midnight? All very much under control. Oliver James is not a problem. Oliver James is ancient history.
And then Oliver James is appointed the Tribune's new Head of Entertainment and walks into the morning meeting as if he belongs there, smiling his infuriating, practised smile, causing Anita to lose her mind in front of the entire newsroom.
So. Not quite as over it as she thought.
Now they have to work together every single day, investigating the murky and glamorous world where celebrity culture meets serious money and not everything is as shiny as it looks. Oliver is charming, talented, and utterly impossible to ignore. And Anita is starting to suspect that the story she filed away as finished might actually have a very different ending.
Meanwhile, in the aftermath of the Tribune's biggest scandal in years, the whole newsroom is learning that some stories stay with you long after the deadline passes. And some people are simply impossible to forget, no matter how many times you try.
Warm, funny, and completely irresistible, Starstruck is a second-chance romance about the one that got away, the job you love, and the moment you realise that the best scoops are always the ones closest to home. The perfect final chapter to a series you will immediately want to read all over again.
Genre: Romance