Read Between the Lines (Ms. Right, #1)

by Rachel Lacey

Books spoke to her on a soul-deep level. They had the power to change lives when someone saw themselves represented on the page for the first time,

Sometimes I feel more comfortable with myself behind a keyboard than in person.”

In the first book, two up-and-coming pop stars realized they were more than friends after collaborating together on a song.

She liked it a lot better when she was in control of the story. Real life was messy . . . and terrifying.

“Your heroines are all corporate badasses, and you . . .” “Are a corporate bitch?”

Her online crush, her real-life crush, and the woman who’d crushed her dreams were all the same person, and her mind was still struggling to snap all the pieces into place.

She wanted more than this tenuous friendship. She wanted to know anything and everything about her, to let Rosie guide her toward embracing her life as an author, to lose herself in the warmth of Rosie’s touch. Right now, she just wanted Rosie, any way she could have her.

Romance novels showed me what I wanted in a partner, but my mom taught me that it wasn’t the worst thing to be single either. She showed me that it was okay to wait for the right person. I guess that’s part of the reason I’ve been so picky about who I date.”