Just A Girl, Actually

From New York to Notting Hill ... A funny, heartfelt enemies-to-lovers romance full of unscripted detours and a connection they never saw coming.

Olivia Olsen may be a romantic, but don't you dare call her naive. As head of marketing at travel-safety app, WalkyTalky, she is passionate about helping women explore the world with confidence. But navigating her own life? That's a different story.

When she's offered a transfer to the New York office, Liv expects bagels, brownstones, and maybe even her own bodega guy. Instead, she's stuck sharing an office with her infuriating coworker, Dan Smiles, whose charming British accent does nothing to disguise his AI-inflated ego.

Then a sudden crisis threatens to shut down WalkyTalky, and Liv and Dan are sent on a business trip to the UK. From Notting Hill bookstores to cosy pubs straight out of The Holiday, this should be the trip of Liv's dreams - if only her leading man wasn't her nemesis.

Cue a snowed-in Cotswolds cottage with no Wi-Fi, and the hostility between them starts to thaw...

Can a little rom-com magic save a company and spark the most unlikely love story of all?

Praise for Just a Girl, Actually

'Just a Girl, Actually is brimming with heart. Delightfully nostalgic, swoon-worthy and smart, it's perfectly pitched rom-com heaven. No one writes wanderlust romance like Karina May.'
AMY HUTTON, author of Ghosted

'Just A Girl, Actually sparkles with the wit and warmth romantic-comedy fans will fall head over heels for. But it also comes with a bite, with sharp banter that delivers some delicious enemies-to-lovers tension. From the iconic streets of New York to the charm of the Cotswolds, readers will eat this up and be swept away by all the references to the rom-coms that have a special place in their hearts. Pure joy!'
JOSHUA HORTINELA, author of Hate You to Love You