You, Again

Can they put enough distance between them to be able to love one other?

In this witty enemies-to-friends-to-lovers debut novel, a hopeless romantic and a commitment-phobe repeatedly fight until heartbreak and surprising chemistry pull them together.

The wrong sort of sparks erupt when Ari and Josh first meet. They despise one another. Right away.

Ari is a free-spirited, broke comedian who enjoys a laid-back atmosphere. She accepts gigs, sublets, and never stays over after hooking up. Josh, a native of Manhattan, has big dreams: he wants to discover The One, take the culinary world by storm, and prepare her breakfast in his immaculate kitchen. Other than the fact that they are both sleeping with the same lady, they have nothing at all in common.

Josh and Ari never imagined that their paths would meet again. Years later, however, and still suffering from ego-damaging breakups, a fortuitous meeting results in an unexpected bond: friendship. It turns out that when you're too sad to hate each other—and too unhappy for hate sex—hanging out with your old archenemy might be enjoyable.

As friends-without-perks, they take solace in their arguments about boroughs, late-night Netflix marathons, and browsing through each other's dating profiles. It's superior than romanticism. The unwritten limits of their platonic relationship don't really become clear until one night....

You, Again examines the complexities of coed friendship in this dazzling romantic comedy of contemporary love in all its forms with astute insights and passionate chemistry.