• Audiobook New Releases and Deals

    This is an exciting week for Audiobook New Releases and Deals. My Book Boyfriend is being featured in a Kobo Plus Indie Audiobook Deals and a Get that Book promo. It’s exciting that I now have an audiobook.

    My Book Boyfriend Blurb

    Here’s the blurb for My Book Boyfriend:

     A feel-good, enemies-to-lovers romantic comedy.

    Tall, dark, and handsome
    . That’s what I think the first time I see Rupert Evans in the library.

    But then I find out he is the developer who just sent my community garden a cease-and-desist letter because he plans to raze the garden and construct some towering monstrosity there.

    The only one who is going to cease and desist is him. That community garden is my found family.

    But then he asks me out at book club night.

    Suspicious, right?

    I’m attractive, but I’m not the type hot bachelors are lining up around the block to ask out. Let’s be real. I’m still in the brunch date spot with my next-door neighbor after a year of my pursuing him.

    Rupert is trying to butter me up and lead me down the garden path so I’ll concede. Never.

    He has no idea what we’re planning to do to stop him. Our little community group may look like a bunch of frail roses, but we’ve got thorns. As long as I weed out these pesky feelings for him, I know we can win. But will I lose my heart?

    *The romcom books in this series are interconnected closed door romantic comedy standalones set in the same world in New York City. Each can be listened to as a pure standalone with a guaranteed happily ever after.

    Have you listened to it yet? What did you think? Remember that you can always buy it directly from me at my store for $10.99:

    If you haven’t listened to it yet, what are you waiting for?

    Here are some book reviews from the blog tour to tempt you.

    Kobo Plus Indie Audiobook Deals

    All those books look great. Click on the image below to access the site and other audiobook deals:

    This shows a set of headphones and has 5 audiobooks covers with titles of My Book Boyfriend and What the Heart Wants in new audiobook releases and deals on koboplus

    It’s also featured as an audiobook new release in Get That Book Deals – click on the image below to access the deals:

    What Audiobook Deals and New Releases will you pick up?

    Wishing you a lovely week!

  • Easter Egg Book Hunt

    And in honor of the Easter eggs I will be hiding on Sunday, I’ve created a little egg hunt for you. 

    The winner who answers all of the questions correctly will receive a code to redeem the audiobook of My Book Boyfriend and listen to it via Bookfunnel! 

    Let the Easter Egg Book Hunt Begin!

    1. Which characters from the New York Friendship series show up in the New York Spark series?

    2. Which book is this passage from: 

    “Rumor has it that you’re competing against your cousin,” I say. 

    He tilts his head. “Rumors are not always correct. Page Six will have us married by tomorrow.”

    “There are still 12 hours left in this night,” I say.

    What book?

    3. In which museum does A Scavenger Hunt for Hearts take place?

    4. What museums do they visit in Is This for Real?

    5. What is the chocolate cookie bakery that my characters frequent?

    6. What book is this scene from:

    “Could you unbutton my dress?” I ask. “I’d really like to change into jeans and a T-shirt.”

    He moves closer. I present my back to him, as my hands hold up the straps on my shoulders.

    I tilt my head, exposing my neck to him. His fingers graze my neck softly as he uses both hands to unbutton that top button. I close my eyes. His touch is light and sure. I swallow as he works his way down the buttons, slight touches feathering my skin. My heart flutters. Can he hear it?

    “It’s done.” His voice is almost a whisper. His warm breath caresses my neck. Sends tingles down my spine. Without thinking, I find myself arching toward it.

    More Clips from My Book Boyfriend Audiobook

    Here’s a clip of Rupert 🙂

    I think Eric Altheide is perfect as Rupert! And My Book Boyfriend is now available on Amazon, Apple, and Google Play, in addition to StoryFair, Kobo, Kobo Plus, and my website. It should also be available on other retailers soon!

    Happy Easter!

    I hope you enjoyed this Easter Egg Book Hunt! Here is a link to a hint 🙂

  • My Own E-Bookstore!

    I’m excited to announce that I have my very own e-bookstore(s) and you can now buy my e-books directly from me via either my Shopify store or my Story Origin store! Click on the images if you’re someone who wants to support authors directly. My Story Origin sells e-books only, but sells internationally. My Shopify store sells ebooks, paperbacks and audiobooks, but it is set up for the US, because of tax reasons.

    I’ve set up book bundles of my series, so there is a New York Friendship Bundle and a New York Spark Starter Set in the Story Origin store. Click on the image below for the links.

    New York Friendship Series

    A romantic comedy box set with the covers of Partner Pursuit, Is This for Real and Caper Crush and three women having coffee at a brunch place in NYC

    Three interconnected, feel-good, standalone, closed-door romantic comedies set in New York City in one box set!

    This set includes:

    Partner Pursuit: Audrey is a workaholic lawyer who is determined to become a law firm partner. Jake is a fun-loving music marketing executive who would never date a lawyer. When Jake moves in next door, and sparks fly, will Audrey choose love or career?

    Is This for Real?: Take one relationship recluse writing a novel with a fake-dating trope. Add in one yummy romantic guy shanghaied for her romcom research. Layer in a history of genuine friendship on top of her recent heartbreak. Is this a recipe for true love or disaster?

    Caper Crush: She’s an emotional artist. He’s a reserved accountant. When they team up to solve who stole her painting, will they find love?

    “Overall I have loved this series.”

    Lemon Nail Fiend Book Blog

    “[Partner Pursuit] is an old-school romcom! If this book was a movie, JLo or Reese Witherspoon would play the female lead, with Matthew McConaughey as the love interest.”

    – Stephanie

    New York Spark Starter Set

    This shows the cover of My Book Boyfriend with a couple in a garden with their backs to each other, both holding a book and the cover of Love Is an Art with a couple, their back sot each other and a very bad painting on an easel

    My Book Boyfriend and Love Is an Art – the first two closed-door, happy-ever-after, standalone, interconnected books in the New York Spark series!

    My Book Boyfriend: Lily loves her garden. Rupert wants to bulldoze it. When feelings grow, will they blossom or turn to rubble?

    Love Is an Art: A Fish Out of Water Romantic Comedy

    Tessa: He hates lawyers. So I’m a lawyer pretending to be an artist. Forgetting one tiny detail: I can’t paint. Zeke: She’s the worst artist I’ve ever seen.

    “Kathy Strobos has proved to me again why she’s one of my go to authors, for HEA, for feeling happy and warm and making the world feel a better place.”

    – Tara from TheWoollyGeek on Instagram

    Free E-Book Copy of A Scavenger Hunt for Hearts

    As always, A Scavenger Hunt for Hearts is free when you sign up to my newsletter.

    What do you think of my own e-bookstore?

    Have you ever wanted to own a bookstore?

  • Shepherd’s Book Recs: Find Your Next Favorite Book

    the cover of a book where she is covered in paint and he is in a suit, they have their backs to each other
    Love Is an Art

    Shepherd’s Book Recs: Find Your Next Favorite Book! Shepherd’s ask authors for their book recs, and so it’s a great site to find your next favorite read. They asked me to recommend five of my favorite books around a theme with the release of Love Is an Art. I was so honored.

    I love their site. It feels like walking into a bookstore and asking for recommendations and being given so many good ones.  As they say, “it’s like wandering the aisles of your favorite bookstore.”

    As the founder writes:

    To start, I’ve asked 9,000+ authors to share five of their favorite books around a topic, theme, or mood and why they love each book. This infuses each book with magic and meaning.

    Then, we give readers fun and unique ways to follow their curiosity down rabbit holes and bump into those books and authors. At every step, you meet the person who recommended that book, the book list it came from, and what they are passionate about.

    Ben Fox

    My Shepherd’s Book Recs: Find Your Next Favorite Book To Read

    If you click on the image above or this link to the site, you can read why I chose the books I did.

    I wandered around the site and found so many books to read based on their recommendations. #neverendingTBR Lol.

    For example, Partner Pursuit would fit in this list of the Best Chicklit Books on Lawyers from a Former Big Law Attorney. If you liked Partner Pursuit, you might want to check these books out. Or if you’ve read any of those books (which includes The Undomestic Goddess and Emily Giffin’s Something Borrowed), then you will probably also like Partner Pursuit.

    a picture of a romantic comedy book cover with new york as backdrop and a couple on a bicycle for two

    Fun to Explore: What other authors liked Sophie Kinsella?

    There are so many fun ways to explore the site. For example, I searched for other authors who’d chosen The Undomestic Goddess as one of their favorite books. I found the list above, but also a list by Octavia Butler of The Best, Romance, Chicklit and Women’s Fiction Books.

    Love Is an Art is also featured on the RNA Blog!

    Love Is an Art is also featured on the Romantic Novelists Association Blog, along with an interview of me giving writing tips and explaining how my journey to publishing. I think most of you know that I was in the RNA’s New Writer’s Scheme. I cannot recommend that highly enough to unpublished writers. It really made me so happy to see one of my books featured on the RNA Blog. They also asked me what was the inspiration behind Love Is an Art and what was the hardest part of the book to write.

    Let’s Talk

    Had you heard of Shepherd’s before? Did you go check it out and find any books to add to your #TBR? And if so, please share in the comments below.

  • Love Is an Art! Teaser

    Look at this great teaser trailer for Love Is an Art. It’s so clever. I love it!

    Love Is an Art Book Trailer

    Love Is an Art Blurb

    the cover of a book where she is covered in paint and he is in a suit, they have their backs to each other
    Love Is an Art

    Here’s the blurb:

    He hates lawyers. So I’m a lawyer pretending to be an artist. Forgetting one tiny detail: I can’t paint.

    Tessa: There’s something about the way the blond guy laughs and leans in to listen. My gaze keeps returning to him.

    The only problem is, we’re at an art gallery after work, and I’ve swapped my lawyer suit for a paint-splattered shirt. I’m pretending to be a struggling artist, acting as bait to entice a scammer who conned my friend out of thousands of dollars.

    I look pathetic. But still, I approach Hot Guy.

    Our glances meet, and an awareness shimmers across. He offers to buy me a drink–we’re definitely flirting–and then he asks me what I do.

    Just when Scammer Guy is in earshot.

    I have no choice but to say I’m an artist. I can tell Hot Guy later that I’m not.

    But then he says he hates lawyers.

    Now what?

    Zeke: She’s the worst artist I’ve ever seen.

    And I hate that that makes me suspect that she’s lying to me. After my ex-girlfriend cheated on me, trust is in short supply.

    She makes me laugh, and it’s one adventure after another with her. Definitely different from my workaholic lawyer ex.

    Maybe it’s time to give love a second chance.

    All is fair in love and litigation, but when truth and deception clash, can you trust your heart?

    *The romcom books in this series are interconnected standalones set in the same world. Each can be read as a pure standalone with a guaranteed happily ever after.

    A Scavenger Hunt for Hearts Audiobook!

    My author reading aloud of A Scavenger Hunt for Hearts is now all up on YouTube so you can listen to the whole book read aloud by me there. You can click the image above for the link. It’s like attending an author reading but in the privacy of your home 🙂

    Let’s Talk

    What are you watching/reading? I’m watching My Demon and Please Marry My Husband (both k-dramas). I’m reading When In Rome by Sarah Adams. And I’m hard at work on my next book.

  • MoMA Scavenger Hunt 2023

    To celebrate the one-year anniversary of the publication of A Scavenger Hunt for Hearts, I created a new MoMA scavenger hunt 2023 for my readers and my newsletter subscribers! I was amazed at how many pieces of art that were on view for my original scavenger hunt were no longer on exhibit. I held the unofficial scavenger hunt event yesterday at the MoMA.

    November 2023 unofficial MoMA Scavenger Hunt

    1. SECOND FLOOR
    2. Spiral for Shared Dreams. What is the name of the Aztec Goddess for fresh water, childbirth and sensuality?  
    3. Doors with Bats. When was this work created? What is the name of the artwork?
    4. THIRD FLOOR
    5. What was the size of Picasso’s Fontainebleau studio? What is the name of one piece of art he created there?
    6. A shimmery painting with pink using industrial materials. “The shimmering, reflective surface she created oxidized and eroded, becoming a kaleidoscopic mirror in which we glimpse fragments of ourselves and our surroundings.” Who is the artist?
    7. Flag. Who is the artist? How many stars?
    8. Soup cans. How many panels? Why soup cans?
    9. Dial A Poem. What poet read you a poem?
    10. 10/27/69. “The works’ tension and free fall—subject to forces beyond the artist’s control—paralleled the social turmoil of the time.” This is part of a series called the Drape paintings. What is the name of the artist?
    11. Go for a swim. Take a photo in this room of cut-outs.
    12. FOURTH FLOOR
    13. Fish. What is the date of creation?
    14. In A Scavenger Hunt for Hearts, Kiara and Finn enter a room called Motion and Illumination. A video fills a large screen hanging from the ceiling, with a “flying train,” inviting the viewer into a twisting aerial view of a street from 1902. What country is this filmed in?
    15. Pines and Rocks. When did MoMA acquire this work?
    16. An artist known for colorful paintings (sometimes with cows in them) who interweaves many of the visual elements of Cubism, Fauvism, Symbolism and Surrealism. What is the name of one of his paintings with a cow in it?
    17. Henri Matisse. Construction by Means of Color. A painting with a red ball flower. What’s the name of the painting?
    18. A bicycle wheel. Who is the artist? What is the date?
    19. Charlie Chaplin becomes a cog in this machine. What is the name of the film?
    20. Hotel Sauce Pots. What’s the name of the hotel?
    21. In what room are the water lilies?
    22. Luncheon in Fur. What is the actual name of this artwork and artist? What is the date of creation?
    23. They did not always leave . . . Who is the artist? What is the painting showing? What painting is underneath it?
    24. FIFTH FLOOR
    25. OOF. What colors are in this painting? What is the year of creation?
    26. ***Which of the above works of art are mentioned in A Scavenger Hunt for Hearts?***

    Thank you so much for participating in this unofficial scavenger hunt to celebrate the publication of A Scavenger Hunt for Hearts! It made me so happy to try this out for real 😊

    A Scavenger Hunt for Hearts Read Aloud by Author

    My author reading of Chapters One and Two of A Scavenger Hunt for Hearts is now up on YouTube! I will release a new chapter every week.

    Let’s Talk

    Who are some of your favorite artists? I hope you have a wonderful November!

  • My Book Boyfriend Blog Tour #2!

    photo of book cover with two people with backs to each other in a  garden

    Thank you so much to all the bloggers and reviewers on the My Book Boyfriend Blog Tour organized by Rachel’s Random Resources and here’s post #2 about the tour! For post #1, click here.

    Here are some excerpts from the reviews. To see the full review, click on the links. I am so grateful for all your positive reviews and so touched that my words found a home.

    Thank you to Satisfaction for Insatiable Readers for this great review: “A great pick for Contemporary Romance fans, and book lovers alike, for the love and laughs, but also the chance to see a bookish ending that’s all deserved!” as well as this lovely quote:

    “Today’s the day all your bookish dreams come true! How so? Well, because a particular author took a particular idea 💡 that every book lover has had at some point or another, and made it a reality… in a story at least!”

    Satisfaction for Insatiable Readers

    Malloch Books gave this lovely review on Instagram. Their feed has many great book recommendations, so definitely follow them on Instagram: “This ticked so many boxes for me: community, library, book-based romance. I found this to be a perfect summer read with lots of swoon worthy moments and happy little dances along the way. I found Rupert adorable, he gave major Labrador vibes, and I just wanted to hug him.”

    This review definitely made do a happy little dance 🙂

    Books, Life And Everything also gave this lovely review: “This is a well written, enemies to lovers romcom, with a varied cast of characters and a great community feeling.” 

     “There is plenty of humour in the story and a wry look at people’s reading habits and likes. I enjoyed all the sessions which Lily led in her book club – her love for reading is quite infectious. Most of all, the secondary characters add real colour and humour to the story to go alongside the growing romance which you feel is inevitable.”

    Books, Life and Everything

    YorkshireCarly’s Book Reviews recommended My Book Boyfriend as “the perfect summer read,” but also made this interesting point:

    “I enjoyed that the two main characters Lily & Rupert are both huge book worms, because mainly it’s the female protagonist that loves books so it was quite refreshing and the romance was adorable.”

    Yorkshire Carly

    More Reviews from My Book Boyfriend Blog Tour #2

    Thanks so much for these reviews too! I agree that book readers are definitely sexy, don’t you?

    “Rupert was an ideal bookish hero with oodles of swoonsomeness and proved book readers are sexy. “

    The Enchanted Emporium Bookshelf

    “I could see this as a Hallmark movie, it’s that cute.”

    Inspired by PMDD

    I also recommend following these bookstagram accounts for more great book reviews:

    “This was a cute, heartwarming, enemies-to-lovers story and I really enjoyed it.”

    https://www.instagram.com/mrsljgibbs/?hl=en

    “It was wonderful to read about books in a book.. . I love New York and books set there always have a special place in my heart. The setting was accurate–felt like I was in downtown.”

    https://www.instagram.com/bookishllly/

    “Strobos gives us a quick and light read, with realistic characters showing community as well as friendship, my heart felt warm for them all. . . This is an author I will be picking up again and a series I will be following.”

    https://www.instagram.com/nlcraigwrites/

    Let’s Talk

    Thank you again to all the book bloggers and to Rachel’s Random Resources! Next up is the book tour for Love Is an Art!

  • My Book Boyfriend Blog Tour

    Thank you so much to all the bloggers and reviewers on the My Book Boyfriend Blog Tour organized by Rachel’s Random Resources!

    It was amazing! Here are some excerpts from the reviews. For the full review, click on the link for each blog.

    My Book Boyfriend was such a cozy, lighthearted, and heartwarming read! The bookish theme absolutely won my heart. I was looking for a quick read for my long flight back home for the semester break, and this was just perfect. The story played out like a rom-com movie in front of my eyes. It was so enjoyable!

    Lily and Rupert had sizzling chemistry from the very beginning of the story. I really enjoyed seeing how they worked through the conflict that divided them! The witty banter, along with their bookish conversations, just made me melt. One of my favorite parts of the story was the realistic dispute between Lily and Rupert. Many enemies-to-lovers books have a supposed “enmity” just for the sake of it, but the way the trope was implemented in My Book Boyfriend was perfect!

    I loved seeing how Lily and her friends came together to save the community garden. The community vibe was present all throughout the story, which made reading it so touching. The NYC setting was such a bonus too! 

    Highly recommend!  

    What Irin Reads

    Many of the book bloggers have been reviewing my books since the beginning, and it makes me so happy that they keep signing up to review another one. I consider that the hugest compliment! And I’m also so thrilled that new bloggers have signed up.

    Reviews from Returning Bloggers

    Thank you to Zooloo’s Book Diary for this review: “I devoured this in one setting. I knew I would. Kathy’s writing is so easy to lose yourself into. She writes real characters, whose plight are relatable and generally feel pretty real! I feel like this could be a story your friend is going through. I adore Lily and Rupert.” 

    As you know, Splashes Into Books always creates a rhyming review–and I’m always blown away by her ability to do that. She called My Book Boyfriend a “fab, fun read.” And here’s part of the review:

    “Can she trust him to be true or is he leading her astray,

    Can they be together, come what may?

    A fun read full of character and dilemmas, too,

    Where sometimes you hope your dreams can come true!

    For my complimentary copy of this book, I say thank you,

    I thoroughly enjoyed reading it and this is my honest review.”

    But definitely check out the full poem review at Splashes Into Books!

    Tizi’s Book Review brought some tears to my eyes as she wrote: “There are authors that you don’t even need a blurb of their books to know that you will read it anyway. And Kathy Strobos is for sure a great addition to that kind of list of mine!” As did Tara’s Bookish Blog: “Kathy Strobos has proved to me again why she’s one of my go to authors, for HEA, for feeling happy and warm and making the world feel a better place.”

    So we were already on a sure thing for me in knowing I’d enjoy this book, but in case these things aren’t ticking your boxes, I shall add that Kathy’s writing is wonderful, it’s engaging, the kind of writing where you forget your reading and two hours later you swear it was only 5 minutes ago you opened the book. She writes fantastic characters, ones I love or fall in love with, never perfect, always realistic, relatable and flawed people you really connect with.

    Tara’s Bookish Blog

    Thank you so much to Beauty Addict for this touching review (and definitely check out the rest of her review on her site):

    “Having already read and loved Partner Pursuit and Is This For Real? by Kathy Strobos – I knew I was going to love My Book Boyfriend just as much – and I totally wasn’t wrong.
    My Book Boyfriend
     
    is a beautifully written story with fantastic characters – a total must-add to your TBR pile this summer.

    Beauty Addict

    Thank you so much for these reviews too!

    “This was a great summer read, it was a real page turner… A great quick cozy read

    https://www.instagram.com/scotsbookworm/

    This was a cute romance. . . This made me reminisce about all the times I visited my younger sister when she lived in NYC.

    https://lisalovesliterature.bookblog.io/

    Such a cute, easy read with a great take on the enemies to lovers romance trope. . . I flew through this so fast, I was instantly hooked.

    https://www.instagram.com/insomniacbookwormbookreviews/

    Let’s Talk

    Thank you again to all the book bloggers! I’m going to do a Part 2 to cover the rest of the reviews. Such positive reviews make it all worthwhile!

  • Go on a date with Love Is an Art

    Go on a date with Love Is an Art! The paperback is now out on Amazon!

    Here’s the blurb:

    He hates lawyers. So I’m a lawyer pretending to be an artist. Forgetting one tiny detail: I can’t paint.

    Tessa: There’s something about the way the blond guy laughs and leans in to listen. My gaze keeps returning to him. The only problem is, we’re at an art gallery after work, and I’ve swapped my lawyer suit for a paint-splattered shirt. I’m pretending to be a struggling artist, acting as bait to entice a scammer who conned my friend out of thousands of dollars.

    I look pathetic. But still, I approach Hot Guy.

    Our glances meet, and an awareness shimmers across. He offers to buy me a drink–we’re definitely flirting–and then he asks me what I do.

    Just when Scammer Guy is in earshot.

    I have no choice but to say I’m an artist. I can tell Hot Guy later I’m not.

    But then he says he hates lawyers. Now what?

    Zeke: She’s the worst artist I’ve ever seen.

    And I hate that that makes me suspect that she’s lying to me. After my ex-girlfriend cheated on me, trust is in short supply.

    She makes me laugh, and it’s one adventure after another with her. Definitely different from my workaholic lawyer ex.

    Maybe it’s time to give love a second chance.

    All is fair in love and litigation, but when truth and deception clash, can you trust your heart?

    I’d like to take you on a date with Tessa and Zeke in Brooklyn.

    Go on a Date with Tessa and Zeke in Love Is an Art

    Zeke and Tessa have their first date in DUMBO, Brooklyn. DUMBO stands for Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass. That’s the Manhattan Bridge framed by the buildings.

    Then Zeke and Tessa walk down to the waterfront and see this pathway, which has such a beachy feel.

    And indeed it leads to beach down by the East River.

    From there, let’s head back to the restaurants. Look at that beautiful Dutch architecture. I just love the rounded windows.

    And walk up to rooftop of this building. There are more restaurants up top here so Zeke and Tessa grab dinner. Here’s a view out one of the windows.

    Here’s one last view to leave you with! But the date continues now with a bike ride. And much more.

    Thank you!

    Thank you so much to all the readers, reviewers and bloggers who have already left such positive reviews of LOVE IS AN ART. I can’t wait for you to meet Tessa and Zeke!

  • My Book Boyfriend: #1 in New Releases for Humorous Fiction!

    A screenshot of the Amazon page showing My Book Boyfriend is #1 in New Releases in American Humorous Fiction.

    My Book Boyfriend is #1 in New Releases for American Humorous Fiction! I am so happy! I can’t believe My Book Boyfriend got an Amazon best seller orange flag! Thank you to my readers!

    Woohoo!

    For the blurb, click here!

    Such Positive Reviews from Advance Readers!

    I love this five star review:

    “This was absolutely delightful. The plot was well-paced and captivating.”

    – Jessica

    And also these reviews:

    “The perfect beach read.” – Thank you Ellen!

    “A super cute romantic comedy! I liked it VERY much. It has sweetness and sass… Heartfelt and witty, with endearing characters..” – Thank you Marianne!

    “I really enjoyed the dry humor in this story.” – Thank you Quinn!

    “This was a great read especially if you love books and NYC. It was well written and told from dual points of view. Lily and Rupert are different in every way and are on the opposing sides of saving the community garden, except for their shared love of books. That gave them great chemistry and quite witty banter as they got to know each other and understand each other’s opposing points of view on the garden. Her friends and “found family” were amazing and well written characters and I hope to see more of their stories. Enjoy!” – Thank you Lisa!

    “rupert?? omg HIM! kathy’s men are the biggest green flags… they’re moss flags.

    he’s a reader, he’s smart, he’s stylish, has such a good nature, a little protective, cocky but not too much… he really is THE book boyfriend.”

    @dreamlibrarycard on Instagram

    Thank you to my readers for making My Book Boyfriend #1 in New Releases in American Humorous Fiction!

    I still can’t believe it!