Something to Talk About by Meryl Wilsner
Genre: Contemporary LGBTQ+ Romance / Slow-Burn Workplace Romance
When Hollywood showrunner Jo Jones, a powerful woman accustomed to controlling her public image, is caught on camera walking red carpet–style with her assistant, Emma—tabloid speculation explodes. The unexpected spotlight threatens Jo’s hard-won reputation and puts Emma’s career at risk. As they navigate fame, #MeToo workplace dynamics, and media bias, their professional bond blossoms into something deeper and more complicated.
This is a beautifully written, slow-burn queer romance that balances heartfelt tension, authentic emotional growth, and thoughtful commentary on privacy, power, and public perception.
If you liked: The Love Hypothesis, Red, White & Royal Blue, or The Charm Offensive, you’ll be captivated by this witty, emotionally rich story of evolving respect and love—one slow step at a time.
Praise: NPR calls it “a slow-burn showstopper romance” with “mutual respect and friendship” at its heart .
This used copy is in good condition with slight staining on page edges and sticker on the front cover.
Something to Talk About by Meryl Wilsner
Genre: Contemporary LGBTQ+ Romance / Slow-Burn Workplace Romance
When Hollywood showrunner Jo Jones, a powerful woman accustomed to controlling her public image, is caught on camera walking red carpet–style with her assistant, Emma—tabloid speculation explodes. The unexpected spotlight threatens Jo’s hard-won reputation and puts Emma’s career at risk. As they navigate fame, #MeToo workplace dynamics, and media bias, their professional bond blossoms into something deeper and more complicated.
This is a beautifully written, slow-burn queer romance that balances heartfelt tension, authentic emotional growth, and thoughtful commentary on privacy, power, and public perception.
If you liked: The Love Hypothesis, Red, White & Royal Blue, or The Charm Offensive, you’ll be captivated by this witty, emotionally rich story of evolving respect and love—one slow step at a time.
Praise: NPR calls it “a slow-burn showstopper romance” with “mutual respect and friendship” at its heart .
This used copy is in good condition with slight staining on page edges and sticker on the front cover.
