Overview

Is loneliness worth the price of freedom? Polly Park thinks so—until she meets Spike, who’s set to leave for Australia in six months. No strings, no mess. But falling in love—and a surprise discovery after he’s gone—leaves Polly’s life forever changed. Three years later, Polly is a single mum to her daughter, Rowan. She’s dating Max and may finally be ready to open her heart again. Then Spike reappears with a glamorous girlfriend, throwing Polly’s world—and her emotions—into turmoil. As old feelings resurface, Polly must navigate where her heart stands with both Spike and Max, and consider what’s best for her daughter. The Trouble with Love is a witty rom-com that tackles love’s messiness. If love is the answer, what is the question? ‘Quirky, charming and laugh-out-loud funny. Polly and Spike are my favourite romantic couple for a very long time… It's a feel-good book for Renaissance Women and Men everywhere.’ Julie Cohen

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Rosemary Dun had a portfolio career including physiotherapy, medical rehabilitation and disability research, before returning to her first love, writing. She has an MA in Creative Writing and is a tutor in Creative Writing at The Open University. A spoken word performer and novelist, Rosemary writes in her blue shed on a hill overlooking the Bristol Channel. Rosemary Dun identifies as a disabled author living with hypermobile-Ehlers Danlos Syndrome.

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