An enemies-to-lovers romance between novelist Parker Navarro and critic Selina Chan, unpacking ambition, identity, art, and mental health in the publishing world.
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An enemies-to-lovers romance between novelist Parker Navarro and critic Selina Chan, unpacking ambition, identity, art, and mental health in the publishing world.
A startling look at why we create, critique, and the tenuous publishing landscape, all through the perspectives of a feuding author and book critic. It’s a book that knows the power on the page, the page itself a series of deliberate choices and writing a tremendously public act. All of that is a testament to author Ríoghnach Robinson who unfolds her public feud between novelist Parker and critic Selina, one that prompts a path towards change and unforeseen connection.
will contain mild spoilers
Open-door sex scenes in a slow-burn hate-to-love romance
No violence or gore depicted
Moderate profanity consistent with adult contemporary romance
No substance use depicted
LGBTQ+ elements referenced alongside central m/f romance
No religious themes present
No magic or witchcraft present
No occult content present
Themes of racism, Asian identity, and publishing industry power dynamics
Past suicidal ideation discussed along with mental health struggles
Racism and Asian familial dynamics explored
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