Funny You Should Ask

A restless young journalist interviews a Hollywood heartthrob, leading to unexpected consequences in this sexy debut novel. In her twenties, writer Chani Horowitz feels stuck while her peers secure book deals. When she’s assigned to profile her longtime crush, movie star Gabe Parker, recently cast as the new James Bond, it’s both thrilling and daunting. Nailing the piece could propel her career, but the interview spirals into a whirlwind weekend that captures tabloid attention and changes her life in unforeseen ways. Fast forward ten years: after a tough divorce and extensive therapy, Chani returns to Los Angeles, focused on her work. However, she’s constantly reminded of her infamous profile on Gabe, no matter what she promotes. When his PR team suggests a reunion for a second interview, she hesitates, wanting to forget their past. Yet, those seventy-two hours spent together remain vivid in her mind. Ultimately, she agrees, knowing this encounter will force her to confront feelings she’s tried to suppress. Alternating between their initial meeting and their reunion, this irresistibly engaging novel keeps readers captivated until the very end.