Not a Fairy Tale

Sally Thorne’s The Hating Game meets Netflix’s The Christmas Prince, you will ADORE this fun and flirty romcom! Nominated for 2016 RWA Rita(R) Award

And the award goes to...

Not Nina Alexander that’s for sure. With her best gracious loser face firmly in place, Hollywood’s hottest starlet is hoping to end her evening of disappointment with a graceful exit stage left. Only an unexpected proposal and an awkward wardrobe malfunction mean that this is certainly going to be a night to remember... for all the wrong reasons! So what girl would resist the gorgeous Dominic Kelly coming to her rescue?! Especially when he’s whisking her out of the paparazzi’s prying eyes on the back of his motorbike - and wearing a tux to rival James Bond!

Nina soon realises that the only way to recover from such a scandal is to toughen up and snag the role of the decade in the year’s hottest YA screen adaptation. Who better to train her than her very own professional stuntman? Getting up close and personal with Dom will take Nina well out of her comfort zone - both professionally and in her closely scrutinized private life. But this A-list couple know only too well that’s it not all happy ever afters in Hollywood...

What readers are saying about Romy Sommer:

’A fun, sexy romance filled with every emotion ... a well written modern day fairy tale that will leave you with a smile on your face.’ - Harlequin Junkie

’This was an adorable story... sweet, sexy, fun and had just the right amount of angst thrown in to stir things up.’ - The Book Binge

’The witty banter, the solid characters and their development, and the honesty in the story just plain moved me.’ - Kitty’s Book Spot

’I will make no secret of the fact I am a Romy Sommer superfan... It’s SUCH a feel good book! If you like romance, you’ll love it!’ - Five Go Glamping

I’ve always written stories for myself, but didn’t even think of being an author until I realised that being over thirty and living in a fantasy world was a little odd. Writing those same stories for other people makes it a lot more acceptable!
By day I dress in cargo pants and boots for my not-so-glamorous job of making movies but at night I come home to my two little Princesses, in Johannesburg, South Africa, where I live, and I get to write Happy Ever Afters. Since I believe every girl is a princess, and every princess deserves a happy ending, what could be more perfect?