Love Where You Work Boxed Set, Books 1-3: Love Where You Work, Pivot, & Courtship
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Love Where You WorkΒ introduces Clare Kolikov, a dedicated HR manager navigating an unconventional matchmaking role at a quirky San Francisco startup, W;nkdIn. Seemingly doomed encounters with pole dancing and plant-healing challenge her working life, while her growing attraction for fellow colleague Julia Dawesβthe dazzling fashionista with roller-blade confidenceβthreatens her meticulous career plans. Workplace regulations and a secret love affair culminate into a challenging decisionβchoosing between her dream job or her dream girl.
PivotΒ is a humorous queer rom-com starring Paula Suarez, a hopeful designer, and her chance meeting with audacious journalist Nita Funmaker, amidst cosplay catastrophes and unraveling divorce amendments. A series of amusing scenarios, including drag wrestling and secret ice-skating passions, act as a melting pot for their burgeoning affections. Their joint escapades lead to confronting inner turmoil and perhaps finding an unexpected love.
The third novel,Β Courtship, takes us on a cruise with Reaux Briggs, a recently ousted drummer, who unexpectedly crosses paths with her former love Catherine βFitzβ Fitzgerald, a dedicated divorce lawyer. Thrust together due to a mutual friend's wedding, they must reconcile their past as they navigate through literal and emotional storms on their quest for love.
Heartwarming, steamy, and always humorousβthe Love Where You Work boxed set is a heartfelt exploration of work, friendship, and the surprising places one may find love. For fans of Casey McQuiston and Karelia Stetz-Waters, this trio of novels promises to be both an emotional rollercoaster and a joy to read.
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Anna Pulley (annapulley.com) is the author of novels, erotica, and The Lesbian Sex Haiku Book (with Cats!), which Tegan and Sara said was "an adorable and hilarious way to start the day," Cheryl Strayed called a "must-read," and actress Jennifer Tilly said was "thoroughly charming." She writes a weekly sex and dating advice column for The Chicago Tribune and has been published in New York magazine, Mother Jones, The Washington Post, San Francisco magazine (the issue she contributed to won a National Magazine Award), Vice, Salon, BuzzFeed, and many others. She was also named a Top LGBTQ Writer on Medium. Her writing was excerpted/quoted in Esther Perel's recent book, The State of Affairs. She's been a repeat guest on Dan Savage's podcast, Savage Love, on Daniel M. Lavery's "Dear Prudence" podcast, and on the popular 99% Invisible podcast.
