"Editing Love" by Tara Keis is an enthralling novel within a novel that offers a glimpse behind the scenes of the publishing world. The development of a relationship from hate to love, light humor, and emotions unbound by barriers are in the best traditions of the genre!
Clio works as an editor at a small publishing house and must lead an important project – a book by popular author Bryn Sperling. For her, this is not only a wonderful opportunity to showcase her talents but also a real challenge: Sperling is simply unbearable to communicate with editors. Moreover, no one knows who is hiding behind this pseudonym – the writer carefully protects their true identity.
However, what starts with scathing exchanges in the comments in the margins of the manuscript gradually evolves into something more professional and... playful?
"Editing Love" is a story about feelings that arise from words and about words that reveal more than you think. Sincere and real to the last period.
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