Everyone Gets a Key

Georgie Penhallow narrates audiobooks for a living, which means she needs two things most people never think about: a very quiet room, and a very good closet. The second-floor apartment at the Marchetti, a 1924 red-brick walk-up above the Monongahela, has the closet. It also has a super named Lorna who runs the building by six handwritten rules, an old man in the courtyard who wants to give her tomatoes, and walls made of plaster and lath that hold no secrets at all.

Georgie has two jobs due and one big audition on the line, a role that could change her career. She did not plan on learning the names of everyone in the building, or on being pulled into their potlucks, their feuds, and a building-wide decision that could change how everyone lives there. She certainly did not plan on the neighbor on the other side of the wall, a structural engineer who is good with load-bearing walls and a little out of practice with everything else, and the small, serious girl who gives out keys like they are gifts.

EVERYONE GETS A KEY is a cozy, funny, big-hearted contemporary romance about finding your people when you least expect them, learning to be heard, and the doors you decide to open. Perfect for readers who love neighbors-to-lovers stories, found family, and a love story where the whole building is rooting for you.