See You Next Tuesday
A Novel
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See You Next Tuesday
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“A West Wing love story with Heated Rivalry storytelling . . . all of the heat of an enemies-to-lovers romance with the adrenaline-pumping excitement of a political drama . . . charming, propulsive, topical.”—Iman Hariri-Kia, bestselling author of Female Fantasy
In every election, they’re the issue.
Anya Katz is Type A and highly driven with unfaltering morals; she’s never met a group project she wouldn’t rather do all by herself. Gabe Hunt is a staggeringly handsome and charming golden boy who’ll do whatever it takes to win. At work on Democratic campaigns, Anya and Gabe fight about everything—but how long can they fight their undeniable attraction?
See You Next Tuesday follows Anya and Gabe through a decade of elections, from all-night phone banks and piles of greasy takeout to glitzy celebrity fundraisers and presidential debates. They say politics is the art of making change, but working in politics changes you—and Anya and Gabe navigate dizzying highs and devastating lows in their professional and personal lives as they evolve from enemies to grudgingly respectful colleagues to best friends to lovers . . . to bitter rivals.
With breakneck banter, sizzling chemistry, and clear-eyed optimism, See You Next Tuesday is an uplifting and addictive portrait of two lovers passionately working to make history—if only they can overcome their own.
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批評家のレビュー
“See You Next Tuesday is refreshing, real, and romantic. Kate Stayman-London wrote the perfect enemies-to-lovers dynamic with a political twist. I couldn't put it down.”—Joss Richard, internationally bestselling author of It's Different This Time
“A West Wing love story with Heated Rivalry storytelling? Sign me up. See You Next Tuesday brings all of the heat of an enemies-to lovers romance and all of the adrenaline-pumping excitement of a political drama! You won’t want to miss this charming, propulsive, topical novel.”—Iman Hariri-Kia, bestselling author of A Hundred Other Girls and Female Fantasy
“Full of delicious banter and tense longing over the course of many years, See You Next Tuesday is The West Wing meets The Hating Game—a dream combo. This is impossible to put down and a romance that will stick with you long after reading.”—Maurene Goo, author of One & Only, a Read with Jenna pick
“This is an absolute treat—the kind of book that reminds me exactly why I love a rom-com. The fast-paced world of political campaigning was the perfect backdrop for two characters who have no trouble keeping up with each other; Anya and Gabe’s sparring was the stuff of legend. As soon as I picked it up, I knew I wouldn’t be putting it back down. This is sharp, witty, and full of heart. I loved it!”—Rachel Wood, author of Annie Knows Everything
“Everything you want in a romance novel: smart and complex but devastatingly sexy . . . This one is for political junkies who still manage to believe—against all odds—in happy endings.”—Alexandra Romanoff, author of Big Fan
“A promising candidate for best contemporary romance of the year . . . Stayman-London’s latest makes excellent use of the inherent tension thrumming through the political world . . . but what really fuels the story is the skillfully crafted enemies-to-lovers dynamic that slowly unfolds. . . . Despite the speedy narrative, there’s no insta-romance here; both characters experience meaningful growth as well as painful losses over the course of the story, and the happily-ever-after is a hard-earned triumph. And though Stayman-London, a political strategist herself, is honest about the dirtier aspects of campaigning, the book can still serve as a distraction from the news, and readers longing for a simpler time in American politics will find it here.”—Kirkus Reviews, starred review
“A West Wing love story with Heated Rivalry storytelling? Sign me up. See You Next Tuesday brings all of the heat of an enemies-to lovers romance and all of the adrenaline-pumping excitement of a political drama! You won’t want to miss this charming, propulsive, topical novel.”—Iman Hariri-Kia, bestselling author of A Hundred Other Girls and Female Fantasy
“Full of delicious banter and tense longing over the course of many years, See You Next Tuesday is The West Wing meets The Hating Game—a dream combo. This is impossible to put down and a romance that will stick with you long after reading.”—Maurene Goo, author of One & Only, a Read with Jenna pick
“This is an absolute treat—the kind of book that reminds me exactly why I love a rom-com. The fast-paced world of political campaigning was the perfect backdrop for two characters who have no trouble keeping up with each other; Anya and Gabe’s sparring was the stuff of legend. As soon as I picked it up, I knew I wouldn’t be putting it back down. This is sharp, witty, and full of heart. I loved it!”—Rachel Wood, author of Annie Knows Everything
“Everything you want in a romance novel: smart and complex but devastatingly sexy . . . This one is for political junkies who still manage to believe—against all odds—in happy endings.”—Alexandra Romanoff, author of Big Fan
“A promising candidate for best contemporary romance of the year . . . Stayman-London’s latest makes excellent use of the inherent tension thrumming through the political world . . . but what really fuels the story is the skillfully crafted enemies-to-lovers dynamic that slowly unfolds. . . . Despite the speedy narrative, there’s no insta-romance here; both characters experience meaningful growth as well as painful losses over the course of the story, and the happily-ever-after is a hard-earned triumph. And though Stayman-London, a political strategist herself, is honest about the dirtier aspects of campaigning, the book can still serve as a distraction from the news, and readers longing for a simpler time in American politics will find it here.”—Kirkus Reviews, starred review
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