Take one workaholic lawyer trying to make partner. Add a hot neighbor next door who makes her laugh. Is this a recipe for love or disaster? When Audrey’s boyfriend mocks her dream to be a law firm partner, she breaks up with him. She is determined to prove him wrong, committed to working 24/7 to realize her dream, even when she’s not sure who she can trust in a world of shifting corporate alliances where playing “nice” may be a liability.But then Jake, a successful music marketing executive, moves in next door. Finding him attractive but way too sure of himself, Audrey plays a joke on him. Now he’s intrigued.Living life to the fullest, Jake tempts her with another life—a life where Audrey is not passing by New York City's nightlife on her way home from work in a locked black sedan but experiencing it with Jake as her own personal guide. But Jake will never date a woman married to her job. He hasn't fully forgiven his father for being a workaholic lawyer who never had time for family.Audrey is determined to prove that she can juggle work and romance—even if managing court cases, candlelit dinners, and bike rides around Manhattan is a lot harder than it looks. But how long, in fact, will she be able to balance it all? And if making partner is like a game of musical chairs and the last seat is business-class alone, which partnership will she choose? But when making partner is like a game of musical chairs and the last seat is a business-class alone, which partnership will she choose? How long, in fact, will she be able to balance it all? "I ended up reading this whole book in one night; it was that good! . . . Partner Pursuit is a vibrant, fun rom-com that will leave you feeling all those wonderful good feels." - Romance by the Book Blog "I've said it once and I'll say it again, I love a good rom com book. This one is no exception. It is absolutely adorable." - The Book Review Crew Tropes: opposites attract, lawyer romantic comedy, boyfriend upgrade, New York City,
