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See You Next Tuesday
See You Next Tuesday
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In every election, they're the issue.
“The perfect enemies-to-lovers dynamic with a political twist. I couldn't put it down." — Joss Richard
"This is sharp, witty, and full of heart. I loved it!" — Rachel Wood
For fans of The West Wing and When Harry Met Sally, a heartwarming enemies-to-lovers romance featuring two campaign staffers who agree on their politics but disagree on everything else--from the bestselling author of One to Watch.
Anya Katz is Type A and highly driven with unfaltering morals; she's never met a group project she wouldn't rather do all by herself. Gabe Hunt is a staggeringly handsome and charming golden boy who'll do whatever it takes to win. At work on Democratic campaigns, Anya and Gabe fight about everything--but how long can they fight their undeniable attraction?
See You Next Tuesday follows Anya and Gabe through a decade of elections, from all-night phone banks and piles of greasy takeout to glitzy celebrity fundraisers and presidential debates. They say politics is the art of making change, but working in politics changes you--and Anya and Gabe navigate dizzying highs and devastating lows in their professional and personal lives as they evolve from enemies to grudgingly respectful colleagues to best friends to lovers . . . to bitter rivals.
With breakneck banter, sizzling chemistry, and clear-eyed optimism, See You Next Tuesday is an uplifting and addictive portrait of two lovers passionately working to make history--if only they can overcome their own.
Kate Stayman-London is a novelist, screenwriter, political strategist, and bisexual double Libra. Her novel Fang Fiction was an instant national bestseller, and her debut, One to Watch, was named a best book of the year by Time, NPR, Marie Claire, Mashable, and more. Kate has written for political icons including Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, and Cher; she is also a television writer-producer and proud WGA captain. When not writing, Kate enjoys fabulous trips with friends, rewatching Buffy, and fighting for reproductive justice--as well as justice for Speak Now, Evermore, and Reputation. She lives in Los Angeles.
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