Publisher's Synopsis
Nikki is not a bitch... is she?
Starting her career as a lawyer in New York has been the most difficult challenge she's faced so far, but when her best friend, Tristan, decides to buy and renovate the one place she's always used as an escape, Nikki lets her opinion loose and wounds not only Tristan's pride, but their nine-year long friendship.
Everything is awkward now... but Tristan still loves everything about Nikki. Her honesty, her bravery and her social justice streak have inspired him to give meaning to his art. She might not know it yet, but the wall her honesty built was made to be broken down-and Tristan knows exactly how to destroy it.
There's just one problem: Rochelle Wiener.
Rochelle is a socialite art curator with the ability to bump Tristan's career to unfathomable heights, but will only do so in exchange for a fake-dating arrangement of her own. She twines herself around Tristan, and he finds it impossible to walk away unscathed. It's only a matter of time before Nikki finds out.
Will Nikki find a way to trust Tristan again?
Apparently, I'm A Bitch is a sexy swoony angsty romantic comedy based on the age-old question: Is honesty always the best policy?
This spicy best friends to lovers romantic comedy is set in contemporary New York City, and is the first book within the Apparently, We're The Problem series, but can be read as a standalone. This full length romance features:
- Happily Ever After
- Cinnamon-roll hero
- Reverse fake dating
- Grumpy x sunshine
- Found Family
- He falls first
- Open door, slow burn spice
- Dual first person POV (point of view)
- Aesthetic New York coffee shops, baking and art
If you enjoyed Love Theoretically by Ali Hazelwood, Yours Truly by Abby Jimenez, or The True Love Experiment by Christina Lauren, you'll love this book!
