Chaotic Female Lead

· Hachette UK
Ebook
400
Pages
Eligible
This book will become available on June 3, 2027. You will not be charged until it is released.

About this ebook

Can your first love ever be your last?

Pia and Conor never broke up. Because you don't need to break up when your boyfriend ghosts you and gets back together with their ex. Their hotter, more popular, oh-so-perfect-ex.

Fifteen years later, Pia only dates nice guys. Reliable guys. Guys that don't make you hide under a table when they run into their friends. She's over Conor. Until he turns up in her office at work, now pretending he doesn't know her.

Thrown together on a sexy new architectural build, Pia can't help but rediscover the connection that made Conor her first everything - but then she meets Jake. Sweet, funny, handsome (possibly-much-too young-for-her) Jake, who makes her fall in an entirely different direction.

But with her ghost still haunting her, things are about to get very messy . . .

Can your first love ever be your last? Pia and Conor never broke up. Because you don't need to break up when your boyfriend ghosts you and gets back together with their ex. Their hotter, more popular, oh-so-perfect-ex. Fifteen years later, Pia only dates nice guys. Reliable guys. Guys that don't ...

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About the author

Christine Pillainayagam is a retail strategist, who lives in Kent with her young family and a collection of records, CD's and minidiscs (remember those?) that she refuses to be parted from; despite being aware what decade she lives in. A mild obsession with The Beatles and the desire to write a story that reflected her own experiences growing up as a first-generation immigrant, led her to put that love of music and words into a book, resulting in Ellie Pillai Is Brown, her debut young adult novel, which was published by Faber & Faber Children's. The follow-up is entitled Ellie Pillai is (Almost) in Love, and the third and final novel in the series in 2024, Ellie Pillai is not Done Yet. Christine is also a singer and songwriter, and writes a blog: thelittlebrownbook.co.uk - a diary of style moments and mid-life epiphanies, firmly rooted in her experience as a brown woman.
Christine Pillainayagam is a retail strategist, who lives in Kent with her young family and a collection of records, CD's and minidiscs (remember those?) that she refuses to be parted from; despite being aware what decade she lives in. A mild obsession with The Beatles and the desire to write a s...

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