The Most Wonderful Time of the Year: a hilarious fake-dating, enemies-to-lovers romance

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'HILARIOUS' ISABELLE BROOM

Emily has it all: a good job, awesome friends, a great boyfriend, and a wonderful flat exactly 411 miles away from her nightmarish family.

But when her boyfriend Robert dumps her mere days before Christmas, Emily's devastated. Knowing there's no way she can face her family alone, Emily enlists the help of her party-boy neighbour Evan. All he needs to do is pretend to be Robert.

The only trouble is Evan's not exactly boyfriend material. He likes flirting, loud music, and louder sex. Can Emily handle Evan and her family, or is she heading straight for disaster

WHAT READERS ARE SAYING ABOUT THE MOST WONDERFUL TIME OF THE YEAR

'Laugh-out-loud funny' 5* reader review

'The best book I have read in ages' 5* reader review

'Hilarious and heart-warming' 5* reader review

'Full of wonderful humour and laugh-out-loud moments' 5* reader review

Reviews

Bloody hilarious. Give yourself an early Christmas treat and read this book over the weekend. We promise you won't regret it! * Isabelle Broom, Heat *
The Most Wonderful Time of the Year is Joanna Bolouri's third novel, and third that I had a pleasure to read. And also third that I am rating with 5 stars - I've no idea what I've done before without her books! * On My Bookshelf *
A truly magnificent and hilarious read that will make you think twice about love this Christmas. A book that had tears streaming down my face with laughter! * The Writing Garnet *
The day a new Joanna Bolouri book is released truly is the most wonderful time of the year for me . . . [I'm] addicted to her wit, relatable characters and laugh out loud writing * Novelicious *
Every bit as funny as Joanna's previous books - definitely worth the read! * Woman's Way *

Author Bio

Joanna Bolouri worked in sales before she began writing professionally at the age of thirty. Winning a BBC comedy script competition allowed her to work and write with stand-up comedians, comedy scriptwriters and actors from across the UK. She's had articles and reviews published in The Skinny, the Scottish Sun, the Huffington Post and HecklerSpray. She lives in Glasgow with her daughter.