Hooked on Love

A NEW RELEASE from bestseller author “WHAT HAPPENED THIS SUMMER”!
#1 New York Times and #1 USA TODAY bestseller. The long-awaited continuation of the duology about the Bellindger sisters.

Everyone knows that Fox Thornton, a sailor, has a reputation as a ladies’ man. He used to. Until Hanna Bellindger appears in his life. But only his charm and cute looks don’t impress her—because Hanna is head over heels in love with her colleague, director Sergey.

To not lose her, Fox becomes her close friend and even gives advice on how to win Sergey over. But the more time they spend together, the clearer the line between friendly flirting and falling in love becomes. And Hanna is no longer sure which of the two men truly interests her…

At least she knows one thing: she doesn’t want to become yet another trophy for Fox Thornton.

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“Tessa Bailey masterfully describes both the chemistry and the real friendship between Hanna and Fox, telling us about funny misfires and misunderstandings between the characters. This sparkling rom-com will surely resonate with your heart.” — Publishers Weekly

“‘Love on the Hook’ smells of the ocean and sounds like dozens of songs—songs for the right mood—that the characters trade. I confess: I couldn’t resist and kept playing them one after another. Hanna lives in Los Angeles, dresses like a gray mouse, loves vinyl records, and fears her first leading roles. Fox is the captain’s assistant in a coastal town—he loves women and doesn’t have long relationships. A familiar plot, and we know what comes next, right?

But no. Because these two are best friends, and the thing they fear most is destroying their warm, music-filled friendship. I highly recommend it for those who like gentle humor, healthy relationships, very hot scenes, and rock ’n’ roll. But this isn’t just a ‘hot romance.’ Through an emotional plot, Tessa Bailey tells us about important things: that you don’t need to fit the role you grew up in; how crucial it is to work through your personal dramas so they don’t ruin you and the person beside you; and that sex is wonderful—but there’s something even more important: the chance to share your secrets and fears with someone, along with your values, beliefs, and little silly things.” — Irina Kotova, author of the “Royal Blood” series