About the book

Meteorologist Ari Abramson is tired of her workplace being a storm zone caused by the constant public arguments between her divorced bosses. She teams up with Russell Barringer, a shy sports reporter and single father, to stage a "Parent Trap" style manipulation to get their superiors back together and improve the office atmosphere. As they orchestrate secret dates and shared moments for their bosses, Ari and Russell develop their own connection. Amidst the professional matchmaking, Ari navigates the daily realities of living with clinical depression while Russell manages the vulnerabilities of his body image and parenting responsibilities.

This story serves readers who appreciate contemporary romance featuring neurodivergent protagonists and realistic portrayals of mental health management. It appeals to those looking for the "forced proximity" trope within a broadcast news setting. Readers finish the book with a perspective on how romantic partners can support each other's chronic health struggles without attempting to fix them. It offers a blueprint for honest communication regarding emotional needs and the importance of establishing professional boundaries in high-pressure career environments.

Reading profile

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

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

Details
Published
2022
Language
EN

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