Marriage on Madison Avenue
Audrey & Clarke’s Love Story
Central Park Pact
Book Three
About
Big-hearted Instagram influencer Audrey Tate would do anything for her best friend Clarke—even pose as his fake fiancé. But somewhere amid the cake-testing and pretend kisses, things start to feel a little too real.
Audrey & Clarke
·
Central Park Pact
·
Audrey & Clarke · Central Park Pact ·
Some Details
Vibe
Old New York meets modern sensibilities. Sort of grown-up Gossip Girl with less melodrama.
Heat Level
Closed-door sex scenes.
POV
Third person.
Tone
While I still consider these to be love stories first and foremost, of all my books, these skew the closest to general fiction.
Author Note
This is the most popular and bestselling of the Central Park Pact series. It was also the easiest to write!
I love writing friends-to-lovers stories almost as much as I love fake-relationship, so being able to write a book with both tropes was a dream come true.
Throw in a backdrop of Upper East Side wedding planning, and let’s just say I wrote this one in record time!
A USA TODAY Bestseller / Oprah Magazine Best Rom-Com
“A charming, witty, and lively narrative that reads like a ’90s rom-com.”
—BookBub
Taylor Swift Song Pairing
Style
Tropes & Vibes
Friends-to-Lovers ∙ Fake Relationship ∙ NYC
A Little Excerpt
All of that disappeared until there was only Audrey.
Clarke became acutely aware of the way her fingers brushed against the hair at the back of his head, the shape of her waist beneath his palm even beneath the bulk of her winter coat.
He heard a distant ringing in his ears and felt the same disorientation he experienced after their engagement party kiss, when the ground had felt slightly unsteady under his feet.
on Book Covers
I’ve made the unusual decision not to show the official book covers on my official author website for a variety of reasons:
Most of my books have multiple cover versions depending on language/country; the US English version is only one of many.
Several of my cover designs were spot-on when they released, but are now quite dated even though the love stories within are timeless.
I have an unwavering love for neutral colors, and elegantly minimalist design. The current rom-com cover trend towards candy colored cartoons is not my jam.