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Girl Gone Viral

#2 Modern Love

Alisha Rai

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English
Piatkus
30 June 2020
Series: Modern Love
OMG! Wouldn't it be adorable if he's her soulmate???

I don't see any wedding rings

Breaking: #CafeBae and #CuteCafeGirl went to the bathroom AT THE SAME TIME!!!

One minute, Katrina King's enjoying an innocent conversation with a hot guy at a coffee shop; the next, a stranger has live-tweeted the entire episode with a romantic meet-cute spin and #CafeBae is the new hashtag-du-jour. The problem? Katrina craves a low-profile life, and going viral threatens the peaceful world she's painstakingly built. Besides, #CafeBae isn't the man she's hungry for . . .

He's got a

to die for.

With the internet on the hunt for the identity of #CuteCafeGirl, Jas Singh, bodyguard, friend and possessor of the most beautiful eyebrows Katrina's ever seen, comes to the rescue and whisks her away to his family's home. Alone in a remote setting with the object of her affections? It's a recipe for romance. But after a long dating dry spell, Katrina isn't sure she can trust her instincts when it comes to love - even if Jas' every look says he wants to be more than just her bodyguard . . .
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Praise for Alisha Rai:

'I HIGHLY recommend' Sally Thorne, New York Times bestselling author of THE HATING GAME

'Rai crafts some of the best romance writing of the year' Entertainment Weekly

'Rai turns up the heat and finds the funny in modern dating' Booklist

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Imprint:   Piatkus
Country of Publication:   United Kingdom
Dimensions:   Height: 196mm,  Width: 126mm,  Spine: 34mm
Weight:   280g
ISBN:   9780349424057
ISBN 10:   0349424055
Series:   Modern Love
Pages:   400
Publication Date:  
Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Alisha Rai has been enthralled with romance novels since she smuggled her first tattered Harlequin home from the library at the age of thirteen. A mild-mannered professional problem-solver by day, she pens sexy, emotional contemporaries and paranormals by night. When she's not reading or working, Alisha loves to hang out with her close-knit family. She happily lives in a chaotic house filled with clutter, laughter, good food, boisterous kids, and very loud relatives. Alisha adores hearing from readers! Feel free to send an email at alishawrites@gmail.com or find her on Twitter @AlishaRai. http://www.alisharai.com

Reviews for Girl Gone Viral (#2 Modern Love)

Rai's Girl Gone Viral sizzles with heart and family. Jas and Kat's fiery chemistry is irresistible, fulfilling every bodyguard fantasy. This book satisfies as much as Kat's sourdough waffles Rai's lovely, slow-building romance between the very appealing Katrina and Jasvinder will delight readers - Booklist Rai follows up The Right Swipe with a sweet and spicy romance that delves into some deep issues of mental health for both main characters (severe anxiety and PTSD), as well as the effects of social media on people's lives - Library Journal (starred review) The second book in Rai's Modern Love series, this is a romance novel you need in your life . . . The true takeaway from this novel is Rai's artful depiction of how, with the right communication and care, two people can work through mental health issues to find meaningful love - Shondaland.com (Five Books to Read in April) Gorgeous romance . . . Rai handles her characters' mental health issues with incredible care while not shying away from depicting the effects such issues would have on a relationship. Katrina and Jas's loving, mutual support of one another is truly touching. This sensitive and sexy contemporary is sure to be a hit - Publishers Weekly (starred review) Girl Gone Viral is a fun, sexy rom com that's impossible to resist - PopSugar (25 of the Best New Books to Add to Your Reading List This Spring) Girl Gone Viral is a fun, addictive romance and when the layers kick in, it's a page-turner you won't put down - NPR


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