McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions Copyright © 2006 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. Kate Bromley lives in New York City with her husband, son, and her somewhat excessive collection of romance novels. I’d suggest throwing on your favorite Italian music, and pouring yourself a glass of Prosecco, maybe a delicious charcuterie board, because you deserve it. I’m a 30-something graphic designer, MLIS, singer, book lover, avid world traveler, cat whisperer, whale watcher, and art enthusiast. I live in the snowy Rocky Mountains, have an unhealthy obsession with soft blankets, and am happiest with a crochet hook in my hand while listening to an audibook.

By completing your purchase, you agree to Audible's Conditions of Use and authorise Audible to charge your designated card or any other card on file. This being a romance, the story relies heavily on the connection and chemistry of the two characters. Bromley has written a wonderfully engaging novel with snappy narration from Winnie, and she deftly balances moments of humor with depth by providing her characters with deep backstories and complicated emotions. With nothing left to lose, Violet plans to win the competition among the interns for the ultimate prize—a job at a New York label. Bromley's snappy dialogue and sassy banter never let up in this funny, charming, sexy and all-round fabulous rom-com.Matt and Violet will make you fall in love with this story and with everything that makes it uniquely them. Between their sunny and vibrant covers and their promise of romance and happily ever afters, I think readers are going to find them irresistible. Bromley skillfully explores themes of mental health, self-reflection, and embracing one's true self.

Thank you to Harlequin Trade Publishing, Graydon House, NetGalley and Kate Bromley for this early gifted copy of Ciao For Now! Because it turns out that the man from the café is Matteo, her professor’s eternally grumpy son, who thinks she’s a clumsy American…and maybe a stalker. There are quite a few different tropes woven into it, such as forced proximity and enemies to lovers, and it was a wonderful romcom that I would definitely watch if it were made into a movie. Forced to spend the summer together, they find their feelings are shifting from "I can't stand you" to "I can't stand to be away from you. I loved the idea of a fashion intern falling for her boss’s grumpy son, and I also really liked the idea of an almost-30-year-old college student.We like to have a little fun around here, below you find an outline for our rating system, everything is out of 5. Almost as soon as Violet lands in Rome, she manages to trip and fall in a cafe, crash landing on a sexy man, crushing his laptop and dousing him in coffee.