For fans of My (Not So) Perfect Life and Jasmine Guillory's While We Were Dating, a disarmingly fun debut novel follows Carlisa Henton as her life comes undone after a chance meeting with a rising pop star.

Carlisa "Carli" Henton is a musician and songwriter hoping to follow in her father's musical footsteps. But, biding her time until she makes it big in the music industry, she works as a junior account manager at a big-name media company to cover her New York City rent. Carli meticulously balances her work with her musical endeavors as a songwriter--until a chance meeting with rising star Tau Anderson sends her calculated world into a frenzy. Their worlds collide and quickly blur the strict lines Carli has drawn between her business and her personal life, throwing Carli's reputation--and her burgeoning songwriting career--into question.

A smart, timely, energizing romance, Good Morning, Love shows us what the glamorous New York's music scene is really like and takes us into the lives of a rising but somewhat troubled R&B star and a promising protégé who knows her job better than she knows herself.

With fresh and honest prose, Good Morning, Love examines the uncertainty of being a new professional looking to chase a dream while also trying to survive in a world that's not always kind to ambitious women.

Formato	Tapa suave
Número de Páginas	288
Lenguaje	Inglés
Editorial	Simon & Schuster
Fecha de Publicación	2022-06-21
Dimensiones	8.3" x 5.5" x 0.75" pulgadas
Letra Grande	No
Con Ilustraciones	No
Temas	Latino, Hispano, Femenino, Latino, Hispano, Femenino, Latino, Hispano, Femenino, Latino, Hispano, Femenino, Latino, Hispano, Femenino, Latino, Hispano, Femenino, Hispano, Latino, Femenino, Latino, Hispano, Femenino, Latino, Hispano, Femenino, Latino, Hispano, Femenino, Latino, Hispano, Femenino, Latino, Hispano, Femenino, Latino, Hispano, Femenino

Coleman, Ashley M.

Ashley M. Coleman is a freelance writer and music executive from Philadelphia. Working in the music industry for over ten years, she has also written for Essence, The Cut, Apartment Therapy, and GRAMMY.com among others. In 2017, she launched a writing community for BIPOC writers entitled Permission to Write.