Book Lovers: The Sunday Times bestselling enemies to lovers, laugh-out-loud rom com about two publishing rivals

Emily Henry's Sunday Times bestselling novel, Book Lovers, delivers a razor-sharp enemies-to-lovers romantic comedy set in the bookish world of publishing. Literary agent Nora Stephens has built her career on cut-throat ambition and an encyclopedic knowledge of tropes, but she's convinced she's the girl men date before finding their forever. When her sister drags her on a month-long holiday to the idyllic small town of Sunshine Falls, Nora expects to escape her work nemesis - the infuriatingly talented editor Charlie Lastra. Instead, chance encounters in the rural retreat force these two publishing rivals to rewrite their own story.

Brimming with witty banter, off-the-charts chemistry, and characters you can't help but fall for, this contemporary romance seamlessly blends the charm of small-town life with the high-stakes glamour of the literary world. As Nora and Charlie spar over book pitches and accidentally share quiet moments, they discover that the best love stories are the ones that refuse to follow a genre formula. Book Lovers is a love letter to readers, a clever deconstruction of romantic comedy tropes, and a swoon-worthy testament to finding your own happily ever after - even when the plot twist is the last thing you expected.