Roomies

From Broadway to the tube to a happily ever after. Christina Lauren, the New York Times bestselling author of the romance book, has written a story that is addictively reading about modern love, with all of its excitement, humour, and uncertainty.

Convenience marriages are just that—inconvenient.

Holland Bakker has been making up reasons to enter the tube station next to her flat for months now because she is enthralled with the music her crush, a street musician, is playing. One night, destiny intervenes in the shape of an inebriated assailant because the girl lacks the courage to approach the stunning stranger. After saving her, Calvin Mcloughlin swiftly leaves as the police begin to interview him.

Holland uses the last money she has left to repay the talented musician, and she uses it to get Calvin an audition with her uncle, the hottest musical director on Broadway. Calvin is slated for a fantastic Broadway debut when the audition goes better than Holland could have ever imagined—until it becomes apparent that he is in the country illegally since his student visa expired years ago.

She has a crazy notion when she realises how much her uncle needs Calvin and how much Calvin needs her. She marries the Irishman on impulse, keeping her affection a secret from everyone else. Will Holland and Calvin come to the realisation that they both quit pretending a long time ago as their relationship develops and Calvin becomes the Broadway darling—in the midst of the theatrics and the acting-not-acting?