Anything but Easy: An Opposites Attract Romantic Comedy

Kira Murphy is a sexual health doctor with a foul mouth, pink streaks in her hair, and a reputation for being pathologically social. She has a crush on Barclay Lucas, the current Minister of State for Business, Energy and Clean Growth. Though small in stature, her personality and heart are outsized, and she is both weird and lovable in equal measure. Barclay reached the cabinet through single-minded determination, grit, and serious conservatism. When Kira enters his life, she turns it upside-down and his seriousness becomes a thing of the past. However, Barclay dislikes feeling out of control—something Kira causes him to experience daily. He pushes her away when she needs him most, and she retreats quickly. Only then does he realize that while being with Kira is anything but easy, the grey, boring alternative is far worse. He must use his political negotiating skills to win her back, knowing that after experiencing life in full color with her, he cannot live without her. This is a full-length contemporary romance featuring an opposites attract dynamic. The book contains occasional swearing and includes a trigger warning for workplace sexual harassment.