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Something to Talk About

by Meryl Wilsner

2020•EN
About the book

Hollywood showrunner Jo Jones is photographed laughing with her assistant, Emma Kaplan, on a red carpet. The tabloid press incorrectly frames the moment as a romantic scandal, threatening Jo’s career and Emma’s professional reputation. To manage the fallout, they continue working closely together on a major film project. Their professional dynamic shifts as they navigate public scrutiny, power imbalances, and the slow development of genuine mutual attraction. The narrative focuses on the workplace boundaries and the consequences of fame on private relationships.

Readers who enjoy slow-burn romance and workplace dynamics will appreciate the measured pacing and the focus on professional ethics. This book caters to those interested in the logistical realities of the entertainment industry and the nuances of age-gap relationships. The reader gains an understanding of how public perception shapes personal identity. They walk away with a story about the importance of consent, agency, and building a foundation of trust before pursuing a romantic connection in a high-stakes environment.

Reading profile

Practical, clear-cut and escapist; an easy read.

Best for readers like The Escapist Adventurer. Which reader are you?

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Published
2020
Language
EN

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