Cover Story

‘I loved it so SO so SO much. I’m having withdrawal symptoms … delicious’ Marian Keyes

‘Cover Story is everything I could ask for in a romcom. Smart, sexy and oh so addictive, Mhairi McFarlane’s ability to craft multi-layered, complex characters woven into an addictive story laden with belly laughs is one of a kind. I adored it’ Lindsey Kelk

‘Superb storytelling … puts her into that refined club occupied by Jilly Cooper and Jane Austen. Loved, loved, loved it’ Jay Rayner

‘I literally inhaled it. Honestly, Mhairi literally never misses! I found myself going to bed at 8pm, three nights in a row, so I could finish it’ Holly Bourne

‘Genuinely romantic and genuinely funny, while also being incredibly clever, pacy and observant’ Niamh Hargan

‘A smart, funny, and relatable heroine in Bel, and a sharp, layered hunk in Connor’ Justin Myers

‘Everything about this book is perfection … relatable, real, honest and a total joy from start to finish’ Lucy Vine

‘The most brilliant beady-eyed social commentary; Jane Austen if she knew where all the best Happy Hour deals were to be found’ Emma Hughes

‘Unputdownable … Mhairi is the queen of smart-as-hell romcoms’ Cressida McLaughlin

‘My drop-everything-unconfined-joy-read-or-die author; I love her books so much’ Jane Casey

‘Delicious and addictive … Mhairi McFarlane retains her place in the highest echelon of romantic fiction writers’ Muireann O’Connell

‘Massively entertaining: it’s legitimately funny, with steamy chemistry and a heroine so relatable she felt like my friend … Mhairi McFarlane is the voice of genre, the queen of contemporary romantic fiction’ Laura Jane Williams

‘Hilarious dialogue, great location, hot leading man and an investigative journalism plot – Mhairi fans (there are millions), you are in for a treat’ Hattie Crisell

‘Smart, relatable and very, very funny. A brilliantly entertaining read – I loved it’ TM Logan

Sunday Times bestselling author Mhairi McFarlane was born in Scotland in 1976 and her unnecessarily confusing name is pronounced Vah-Ree. After some efforts at journalism, she started writing fiction and her debut, You Had Me at Hello, was an instant success. She’s since sold over 2 million copies of her books. She lives in Nottingham with a man and, sadly for the time being, no cat.