Georgie, All Along

Praise for Kate Clayborn Constantly revealing new layers of lyricism...Love at First is poetry, then - sometimes an artful sonnet, other times halting free verse. But it's never anything short of miraculous. -Entertainment Weekly, Grade A for Love at First [Clayborn's novels are] absolute stunners, written in a warm, witty, complex voice... I was left with that warm, glowing love for humanity that is always what I'm chasing when I read this genre: the sense of togetherness, of hope, of even unsolvable problems feeling less impossible. Because a good romance lets you forgive the people on the page. A great romance lets you forgive people in general - and feel that maybe they even deserve it. -The New York Times on Love at First This is a gorgeously written romance with a line that perfectly sums up a truth for many a romance character (or human): We don't have to love the way we learned to love at first. -NPR on Love at First A novel of lush complexity, one bursting with humor, a tender melancholy, and meditations on love, friendship, and life, any reader can find solace and inspiration in. It's lyrical and engrossing, a novel that possesses all the colors, idiosyncrasies, and range of the alphabet. Like the pages Meg designs, Love Lettering is a novel bursting with hidden messages essential to discover- -long as we open our hearts to analyze the codes. -Entertainment Weekly, A+ for Love Lettering Quirky and winning. -USA Today on Love Lettering Fresh, funny, clever, and deeply satisfying. -Kirkus Reviews, STARRED REVIEW on Love Lettering Love Lettering does much more than just give us a cute love story. The novel isn't just about love--it's about communication both in romantic relationships and in friendships. -Hypable on Love Lettering I flew through this creative and original book. I was completely absorbed by the world Kate Clayborn creates--the characters felt so real and their joys and sorrows and struggles and triumphs felt so relatable that I forgot I was reading fiction. -Jasmine Guillory, New York Times bestselling author of The Proposal on Love Lettering Love Lettering is delicious and beautiful and perfect. -New York Times bestselling author Sarah MacLean What if you and your two best friends all went in together on a winning lottery ticket? The romance between Kit, a no-nonsense scientist who dreams of her first real home, and Ben, a recruiter and builder (I promise, it works) is emotional and real. Plus, I adored Kit's strong relationship with her two best friends. -O, The Oprah Magazine, Best Romances of the Year, on Beginners Luck A warm and lively romance -The New York Times on Luck of the Draw Clayborn's characters are bright and nuanced, her dialogue quick and clever, and the world she builds is warm and welcoming. -The Washington Post, 5 Best Romances of the Year for Luck of the Draw This book is hilarious and moving and sexy, with a focus on strong female friendship, guilt that's hard to let go of, and one of the most realistic, and ultimately romantic, fake fiance setups I've ever read. -Buzzfeed, Best Romances of the Year, on Luck of the Draw Despite all the time we spend tethered to screens, the truth is that humans live with technology, not in it--at least for now. Kate Clayborn's Love Lettering is a flawless representation of that truth...a lush, languid romance that merges the nostalgic past with the technological present. -The Washington Post on Love Lettering Clayborn explores the experience of falling in love in a Chicago apartment building in a contemporary romance that will resonate with city dwellers and rural readers alike...A superb cast of characters rounds out this sweet, slow-burn romance. -Booklist on Love at First A Mary Balogh-style love story...The comforting rewrite of Romeo and Juliet you didn't know you needed. -Kirkus Reviews on Love at First Clayborn employs her signature combination of past emotional wounds and tender blossoms of hope to gradually twine her two protagonists together, allowing them to--temporarily--live in denial even as they fall deeply in love. Her beautiful prose is full of a softness and depth that lingers--passages beg to be reread and savored-while moments of humor and gently smoldering passion lift what might otherwise be a slow and overly sentimental read. Perfect for fans of Christina Lauren and Emily Henry, Love at First feels like a long, warm hug upon returning home. -Shelf Awareness on Love at First