Floored

Floored

The Cathedral City Comedies, Book 1

Paperback

Genres: Romantic Comedy, Contemporary

Tropes: Slow Burn, Cinnamon Roll Hero, Mental Illness Representation, Workplace, Hurt/comfort

Chrissie Harrison

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£10.99 GBP

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FLOORED is a charming, funny and sweet romantic comedy guaranteed to give you a lift.

 

Hannah and Drew work in the same office.

Hannah and Drew use the same elevator.

Hannah and Drew certainly aren’t looking for love.

They haven’t even met.

Yet something is happening…

 

Amiable TV production accountant Drew turned his back on dating after the death of his fiancée, an incident which cemented his longstanding elevatophobia. When Drew moves home and workplace, hoping for a fresh start, he hears a voice in the office lift telling him to “be careful”.

Is it his fevered imagination, the ghost of his fiancée, or someone playing a cruel prank? Quickly, he becomes desperate, foolish… and unexpectedly smitten.

 

Cute, sparky but shy Hannah wouldn’t mind finding romance, but keeps choosing the wrong boyfriends. Her innate social anxiety, deepened by bad experiences with a preying boss, is a huge barrier to dating anyone new.

To expose her boss’ antics, she must be lucky and smart. However, talking to a sweet but hapless co-worker isn’t the answer… is it?

Slowly, a relationship blossoms alongside a shared determination to bring justice to their workplace.

 

Yet, they can’t possibly risk meeting in person… can they?

 

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “For readers who love romantic comedies with substance, Floored is a must-read. It proves that a book can be both hilariously entertaining and deeply moving, without one aspect overshadowing the other. A charming, heartfelt, and a laugh-out-loud romcom. Chrissie Harrison has crafted a story that is a relatable as it is delightful, making Floored a standout in the genre.”

 

This wonderful, laugh-out-loud, will-they-won’t-they romcom is perfect for those who loved Laura Jane Williams’ “Our Stop”, Beth O’Leary’s “The Flatshare”, or Sally Thorne’s “The Hating Game”.

 

The slow-burn, non-spicy romance is underpinned by comedy throughout, yet the story also touches on some more serious issues – social anxiety, sexual harassment, and infertility – with care, understanding and a light touch.