Never Fall for Your Enemy

Step 1: Avoid my hot, annoying new neighbor. Step 2: Fail spectacularly.

You know the guy. Super rich, a face that looks like it was chiselled by angels, and a smirk that deserves its own zip code. Charlie Cavendish, the guy I love to hate.

And now he's moved into my building. Suddenly avoiding him is like trying to dodge London rain clouds. Especially when my late-night escapades—courtesy of my “Single American Girl in London” writing gig—become the highlight reel of his judgmental existence. So what if I arrive home just as he's heading to the office? Some of us have lives, you know.

And now the worst has happened. Here I am, stuck in an elevator with Mr. Charm himself. Alone. On Christmas Eve.

I mean, really, what could go wrong?

Other than everything.



Never Fall for Your Enemy (especially not at Christmas) is a laugh-out-loud romantic comedy with a smart and sassy American heroine and a swoon-worthy British hero. It's got all the chemistry but none of the spice. It’s the second book in the It’s Complicated series and can easily be read as a standalone novel.