What to Expect in Assistant to Love

Here’s what you WILL get:

• An epic slowburn
• An “I love you” coffee meet-cute
• Conspiricy to steal a fork
• Reality show antics
• Humorous wardrobe mishaps and malfunctions
• Searching for the Loch Ness Monster
• Strong female friendships
• One hotel room with one bed
• Lots of feels
• Kissing (and if you’re reading the spicy version, sex)
• A guaranteed happy ending.

Here’s what you WON’T find:

• Cheating
• Anything non-consensual
• Anyone currently dying of facing physical harm

That being said, there are a few other content notes, or warnings if you prefer that term, about topics you will find going forward in the book to help you know if it’s right for you either at this moment or at all. I’ve tried to be detailed with how much mention there is for those who need to know.

• Death of a significant other due to a car accident (five years past, mentioned)
• A hero in the process of healing from the above
• An intimidating and verbally abusive boss (mostly via text and short phone conversations after the first few chapters)
• Feelings of inadequacy, self-doubt, and imposter syndrome both in a professional capacity (thanks to the above boss) and in a personal one ( comparing oneself to reality show contestants)
• Anxiety around public perception and judgment
• Public rejection/heartbreak as it relates to a reality show in the third act
• Brief depressive thoughts related to the above (situational, not clinical; no self-harm)
• Travel-related anxiety and stress, discomfort around plane takeoffs and landings
• Casual alcohol consumption, drinking in social situations, and discussion of drinking
• Omitting truths/lying due to contractual obligations around a television show
• Miscommunication and a lack of communication between love interests.