Tropesick

BRING BACK MEN WHO YEARN With it´s tongue firmly in it´s cheek this fresh, playful and deeply romantic novel openly acknowledges the role of tropes - before nonetheless going on to use them to tell a searing love story of it´s own. *BRING BACK MEN WHO YEARN* ´Prepare to be swept off your feet´ B.K. Borison ´This one is special, and I´m going to think about it forever, probably´ Lyla Sage When romance-novel obsessed ghost writer Katie Caruso waits in a New York City café to meet her next writing partner, the last person in the world she expects to see is Tyler McNally. Ivy League-educated, aspiring literary fiction novelist and verified yearner Tyler McNally. Handsome, sleeve-tattooed, nine-years-sober Tyler McNally. And, unforgettably, her very own childhood sweetheart, Tyler McNally. The pair haven´t seen each other since the death of Katie´s older brother. Tyler was her brother´s best friend and Katie - naturally - was the girl next door. But despite both their bitter complaints at the reunion, the agent who hired them won´t let them off the job. Soon, they´re working on their co-written romance novel in forced proximity, and finding that isn´t the only written trope that´s coming to life. . . This fresh, playful and deeply romantic novel openly acknowledges the role of tropes - before nonetheless going on to use them to tell a searing love story of it´s own...