Talk to Me: An Utterly Irresistible, Friends-to-Lovers Romance From the Bestselling Author

Friends-to-lovers Slow-burn Love triangle Second-chance

Olivia has one rule: Don't fall in love with your best friend.

Especially when that best friend is Daniel - her university car-share buddy with the crooked smile, broad shoulders, and the laugh that still makes her heart race.

She broke the rule years ago. She just never told him.

Now Daniel's dating her glamorous flatmate, and Olivia is done being the girl on the sidelines. She's determined to move on. To find someone who wants her first.

But distance doesn't dull the chemistry - it ignites it. Every lingering glance. Every accidental touch. Every almost-confession.

Because the more Olivia tries to let him go, the more she realises Daniel might not be as oblivious as she thought.

And when the truth finally surfaces, she faces an impossible choice: protect her heart - or risk their friendship for a second-chance romance that could change everything.

Because sometimes the scariest part isn't falling in love. It's finally admitting you already have.

This witty, rom-com where she falls first, but he falls harder, with added suspense is perfect for fans of B.K. Borison, Sophie Kinsella, Sarah Morgan, Jo Bartlett, Laurie Gilmore, Camilla Isley and Meghan Quinn

Readers are giving TALK TO ME 5 stars!

'Brilliant and unputdownable. . . I loved this book. It's real page-turner that I honestly couldn't put down.'

'Why are there not more than five stars? . . . The story is amazing. Made me laugh, wonder what's next and cry. If you are looking for the perfect summer holiday read, then this is it.'

'This novel was so much more than Chic Lit. So good, I couldn't stop reading it.'

'Brilliant Read - Highly recommended.'

'I was captivated by the characters and the story and just had to keep reading as I needed to know what happened next.'

'A contemporary love story full of funny moments with an undercurrent of suspense. Loved it.'

Please Note: This book was first published as Talk to Me by Jules Wake