'Loved it !! a great start for a new series !!' Reader review, 5 stars

Fall in Love in New Zealand with this gorgeous small-town steamy romance!

Shasa Daniels is having a bad day. Actually, a terrible day. What do you call it when you lose your flat and your partner in one day? Okay, so the ex was pretty useless. But now she's a single mum with nowhere to go. And worse, the handsome property developer taking her home has gorgeous brown eyes and a smile that makes her forget how mad at him she is.

Mac McCarthy has a plan - a clever property deal that can secure his future. As long as he can keep his eyes on the prize and ignore the cute and feisty tenant messing with his business. Or her adorable kid. He just needs to get them on board and sew up the deal. And not catch feelings.

But sparks fly when Shasa and Mac end up starring in a local theatre production, and it's clear the chemistry isn't just on stage. They're polar opposites, but maybe they're made for each other?

Get ready for:

*Enemies to lovers with fiery banter

*Sizzling, hilarious improv scenes

*A steamy hot air balloon ride

*Heaps of community spirit

*A delicious, agonizing slow-burn

Perfect for fans of Elle Kennedy, Beth O'Leary, Emily Giffin, Meghan Quinn, or Catherine Walsh.

Readers are obsessed with Enni Amanda's gorgeous New Zealand romance:

'Sweet So so so so so good! A little heat and a whole lot of sweet!' Reader review, 5 stars

'This book is everything! I loved this book SO much.' Reader review, 5 stars

'An absorbing Enemies-to-lovers story with rich layers like a chocolate cake!' Reader review, 5 stars

'A must-read. Great characters that will pull you into their story and pull at you heartstrings.' Reader review, 5 stars

'An adorable story with a great plot. I loved that there was depth to the story.' Reader review, 5 stars



Enni Amanda is a Finnish-New Zealand rom-com author who writes warm, funny love stories with big-hearted characters.

She immigrated from Finland to New Zealand in 2006 and promptly fell in love with the scenery, the people, and the strange thrill of not having to defrost a car every morning.

These days she lives in the Waikato (close to the rolling hills of the Shire), raising two energetic boys, designing things, and writing books while heroically avoiding housework.