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Then. Twenty-something writer Chani Horowitz is stuck. While her former MFA classmates sign book contracts, she's on the prowl writing promotional articles. Then she's assigned to profile movie star Gabe Parker. Gabe Parker—her perennial celebrity crush, the subject of her dreams, and her phone's wallpaper—has recently been cast as the new James Bond. It's both terrifying and exciting... yet if she can keep her cool and nail the piece, it could be a smash hit. Gabe will garner good press, and her career will take off in a heartbeat. But what comes next proves to be life-changing in ways Chani never anticipated, as the interview turns into a whirlwind weekend of tabloid buzz.

Now. Ten years later, after a tough divorce and a heavy dose of therapy, Chaney is back in Los Angeles, focused entirely on one thing: her work. But she still spends most of the past decade being asked about her deep profile with Gabe Parker at every turn. No matter what new article collection or viral op-ed she's promoting, it always comes back to Gabe. So when his PR team asks to reunite them for a second interview, she wants to refuse. She wants to pretend she's forgotten about their time together years ago. But the truth is, those 72 hours are still crystal clear, seared into her memory. And so... he agrees.

Chani learns that facing Gabe again also means confronting feelings she's tried so hard to shake. Alternating between their first meeting and their reunion a decade later, this irresistibly delicious novel will keep you hooked until the very last word.

A restless young journalist with big dreams interviews a glamorous Hollywood star—and ten years later, it turns out their time together meant more than it seemed in this exciting and captivating debut novel for young adults.