The Odds of You
The irresistible new opposites attract rom-com from the Sunday Times bestselling author
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3.9 • 35 Ratings
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- £7.99
Publisher Description
'The odds of readers falling head-over-heels in love with this book? One thousand percent' Nicolas DiDomizio
'Such a moreish, sexy, emotional romance' Cressida McLaughlin
'This is going to be one of the biggest romcoms ... an absolute beauty' Lindsey Kelk
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Once is chance. Twice is fate.
Sage Collins was a data analyst until she decided to follow her dreams. Now, she's a bestselling author with a second book to write.
On a flight to Comic Con, she is distracted from her laptop by Theo Sharpe. To Sage, he is the infuriatingly charming British guy who won't stop talking. To everyone else, he's the newly world-famous breakout actor. When the paparazzi mistake her for his girlfriend, Theo's fans make it clear they're not happy.
Desperate to escape the backlash and overcome her writer's block (and her crush), Sage flees to the Isle of Skye. Except, when she arrives, she finds it's much harder to pretend someone doesn't exist when they are standing right in front of you.
The odds of bumping into Theo on the other side of the world were slim, but the odds of falling in love? That might just be Sage's biggest miscalculation yet.
Kate Dramis is the Sunday Times bestselling fantasy author, this is her debut romance novel.
If you love...
Famous guy meets normal girl
Opposites attract
Slow burn
Close proximity
... you'll love this!
Readers love The Odds of You...
'A gorgeous novel of real depth'
'I loved every minute of it from beginning to end'
'The dynamic between Theo and Sage is electric'
'A fantastic holiday read either on the beach or around the festive season'
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Romantasy author Dramis (the Curse of Saints series) pivots to contemporary fiction with this nuanced romance. Sage Collins quit her boring data analyst job to become a writer. Now she has a bestselling novel under her belt and she's headed to speak at New York Comic Con, but her parents are still disappointed that she threw away a stable career—and Sage privately worries her struggle to complete the sequel proves they're right. On the flight to New York, she meets and banters with handsome Brit Theo Sharpe, not realizing he's a newly minted A-list actor. The tabloids capture their arrival at the airport, labeling them a couple, and the ensuing social media frenzy sends them reeling in opposite directions. After the two clash at a Comic Con event, Sage assumes she'll never see Theo again and that the uproar will die down. To combat her writer's block, she heads on a solo vacation to the Isle of Skye—where she's shocked to meet Theo once more. Thrown back together, the pair fall in love, but they must both work through family pressure, lingering emotional wounds, and deep insecurities to reach a happy ending. Their chemistry is strong and, though Sage's prickly personality occasionally wears thin, Dramis ably captures the intricacies of healing. The result is both sensitive and sexy.
