With lots of fun banter and quippy dialogue,Ghosting: A Love Story is for readers looking for the wit and heart of Mhairi McFarlane and Sophie Kinsella with the romance ofYou've Got Mail plus a savvy digital take on modern love a la Alisha Rai.
 
A sweet, genuinely funny, banter-filled delight of a rom-com.
Kerry Winfrey, author ofWaiting for Tom Hanks

Online Dating Ghostwriting Rules to Live by:
 
· Do not present a perfect image. No one will trust it. Nor should they.
 
· Think of your quirkssuch as cosplaying B-movies from the 1980sas a Future Honesty. Save these as a reward only for those who prove worthy.
 
· Never remind the client youre their voice. Once youve attracted a good match, let the client take over ASAP.

Dumped by his fiancée, not only is Miles couch-surfing across New York City, but downsizing has forced him to set up shop at a local café. Also, he no longer believes in love. Not a good look in his line of workhelping people find love as a ghostwriter for a failing dating site.

Zoeys eccentric L.A. boss sent her packing to New York to grow. But beneath her chill Cali demeanor, Zoeys anxiety makes her terrified to venture beyond the café across the street into the big city

Finding themselves competing for space at Café Crudite, the only thing Miles and Zoey think they share is their daily battle for last day-old biscotti and a mutual dislike of each other. They dont know theyre both writers, creating authentic profiles for rival online dating services. They think they have absolutely nothing in common. . . . until they meet anonymously online while pretending to be their clients and sparks fly.

As they become more deeply connected online, their mistaken identities get more complicated when their clients experience a dating disaster IRL. Once they find out their lives have crossed in more ways than one, will their online connection be the real thingor vanish into the ether?

Skilton puts a multicultural millennial spin onYouve Got Mail in this laugh-out-loud romance. Solid laughsrom-com fans will find this one well worth their time.
Publishers Weekly

"A light, hip, and humorous romance, perfect for stressful times."
Booklist

Skilton puts a multicultural millennial spin on Youve Got Mail in this laugh-out-loud romance.
Publishers Weekly

"Sweet and funny."
Shelf Awareness

Cyrano de Bergerac meets classic rom-com banter...An energetic romance that would make Nora Ephron proud.
Kirkus Reviews