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The course of true love never did run smooth.Like, for real, dude. When a socially awkward finance-hotshot-aka me-grudgingly walks into Boston's famous Cheers bar to do happy hour with the insufferably misogynistic guys from work, I don't expect the cute bartender to salvage the rest of my never-ending workday with a cleverly disguised mocktail. I especially don't expect him to talk Shakespeare to me. Fate keeps bringing us together, just like the star-crossed couples in the plays Will loves to quote. But while the chemistry between us may be stronger than a stiff Cape Codder, it's clear that on paper, the math doesn't add up. I can't help wondering if we're capable of an ending happier than Romeo and Juliet's. He's living in a dream world while my feet are planted firmly on the ground, and I can't risk my heart again on a guy who'll bail when the going gets rough. Even if he does rescue me from a murderous juggling clown. Fans of Lucy Score and Meghan Quinn will love this smart, feel-good, sweet-and-sexy romcom set in the late 1980's-an era of big hair and bigger egos. ¿¿¿¿¿ "This is my first book by Karen Grey and I'm hooked." --Rellim Reads¿¿¿¿¿ "This story was bodacious! Totally Tubular!" --Live, Laugh, Love and Books¿¿¿¿¿ "I felt like I was in a time warp and I loved it." --Betty Loves Love¿¿¿¿¿ "A very character-driven book that took me back to when I was just starting out in the workforce in the mid 1980's (one of the best decades!). Take a trip back in time when people actually left messages on answering machines (before texting was a thing) and enjoy!" --Comfy Chair Books¿¿¿¿¿ "Well-written, great lovers, real life. Even took me back to the bad old days of working in the '80s when it was OK for old men in your office to tell you your blouse would look better if you didn't button so many buttons! Seems like a good time for a reminder that things really have changed for the better."--Peggy, Goodreads¿¿¿¿¿ "I loved the 80s nostalgia of this novel. I enjoyed how Will and Kate's relationship slowly evolves and feels realistic even in modern times."--Kathy, Goodreads¿¿¿¿¿ "Ah, the 80's...pagers, answering machines and waiting days for a call, oh my!" --Kathryn, Goodreads¿¿¿¿¿ "This book was a delight. It is a well crafted romance set in the 1980s between two characters who seem to exist in separate worlds yet can't deny their attraction to each other."--Christine, Goodreads¿¿¿¿¿ "This was a really cute blast from the past. I loved to read a book placed in a world where there were no cell phones available, people used pagers, and answering machines were a regular thing."--Alex, Goodreads

"A romcom set in BOSTON in the 80s?? Yes please!" NYT bestselling author Erin NicholasThe bigger the secret, the harder it is to hide.Single mom Isabella York was a celebrity before she had her first kiss, her first date, or her first sip of alcohol. Playing the bad girl-both on and off the set-allowed her to make up for lost time. Back home in Boston, with her "checkered past" behind her, all she wants is to raise her little girl far away from the spotlight, because revealing her secrets could mean losing everything, or gaining more than she ever hoped.For her, and her daughter.It's not that Henry Smith hates kids-they don't like him. Meanwhile, he's stuck producing children's TV, so he'll try to tone down the grumpiness that's dogged him since his life imploded seven years ago. After all, not everyone gets a second chance to chase his dream. If he plays his cards right at this new gig, he can move on to making television that will change the world, not just entertain a bunch of brats.Maybe he can charm the woman he never thought he'd see again into a do-over while he's at it.In this sexy, heartwarming, not-quite-historical romance-the latest Boston Classics standalone romcom-a sunshine/grumpy pair has to face the past to before they can find a future... together.

In this heartfelt, slow-burn retro romcom, it may be the end of a decade, but it's the beginning of a love story.

An underwear model, a best friend's little sister, and a dog who steals the show make for an unexpected mix in this bittersweet romantic comedy.

Recipe for a Boston Classic Cocktail: one part finance geek, one part starving actor, two shots of stubborn and a healthy squeeze of passion. Shake well and serve in a vintage glass. When Kate Bishop walks into Boston's famous Bull and Finch pub, all she's looking for is one guy from her investment firm that she can trust to have her back-a tall order. With a salesman at her side, maybe stage fright won't paralyze her completely when she presents her meticulously prepared research to clients. And maybe she can save her job. Romance is the last thing on her to-do list, but a meet-cute with a Shakespeare-quoting bartender has her speculating on the value of diversifying her life portfolio. Will Talbot is not a fan of the slick financiers who cram into his bar after each day's closing bell. With their calls for Harvey Wallbangers and their Hermès ties, they're all the same. Except for a certain beautiful, buttoned-up brunette with fire in her eyes and a storm in her heart. They're totally wrong for each other. He should be focusing on his upcoming audition, not coaching Kate on how to act like she's a bona fide member of the Gordon Gekko club. Problem is, they can't seem to stay away from each other. The course of true love never did run smooth, but in this 1980's sweet-and-sexy rom-com, returns on love can't be measured on the S&P 500.