“Collins and Rockwell have a knack for worldbuilding, and the cast of colorful friends, coworkers, and neighbors grows with every chapter. The authors establish their characters with screenplay-like efficiency…A playful…love story that highlights the separate realities at the start of every relationship.”

-Kirkus Review

"If you've ever wanted to be young and single in New York, you'll live out that fantasy in these pages-with all the fun, extra laughs, and none of the stress. A beautifully, weirdly, perfectly New York kind of comedy."

-Gin Phillips, author of Fierce Kingdom and Family Law

"She Wrote, He Wrote: A New York Love Story is a charming, fast-paced romantie comedy told from the perspective of two acquaintances-with-benefits: Joanna, the hilariously neurotie-with-a-Nutella-habit BFF we all wish we had, and Logan, a slick and self-aware finance guy whose best friend is a walking HR lawsuit. Equal parts Sex and the City and When Harry Met Sally, this is a laugh-out-loud love story for anyone who has speed-dated their way through New York. Collins and Rockwell bring to life the chaos of dating in New York, not to mention a few mildly alarming men's rights cults."

-Joselin Linder, author of The Good Girl's Guide to Living in Sin and Have Sex Like You Just Met

"A delicious cocktail of humor, heat, and heart! The alternating viewpoints provide elever surprises and rich character development. Light some candles, pour some wine, hop in a bubble bath and let this charming, sexy, fun and funny New York love story whisk you away."

—Uma Incrocci, Hallmark Channel screenwriter

"Collins and Rockwell have completely re-invented the romance novel. Charming, hilarious, smart—a delightful, fun story set against the always romantie baekdrop of NYC. It's a home run, and you'll be begging to spend more time with Joanna, Logan, and their friends. I couldn't stop laughing."

-Jay Newman, author of Undermoney

"Warm, witty and irresistibly upbeat, this romantic comedy offers a fresh twist on the classie opposites-attract trope. Set against the lively backdrop of Manhattan, the story follows two young professionals with drastically different lives as they stumble, soar, and sabotage their way through the muddle of their messy love lives and complicated careers. With quiekfire dialogue, oodles of humor, and an insightful examination of what it really means to find yourself (and maybe love too), this cheerful novel is a wonderfully modern take on romance and never taking yourself too seriously."

—Jacqueline Friedland, USA Today bestselling author of Counting Backwards