The Rom-Commers by Katherine CenterMy rating: 4 of 5 stars
Emma experiences a family trauma right after high school graduation which forever alters her career plans. Ten years later, she is a work-from-home romantic comedy screenwriter and has the chance of a lifetime to go to LA and work with her idol. Charlie is an incredibly talented and famous screenwriter of blockbusters, but doesn't know she's coming, doesn't want to work with a partner, and doesn't think his screenplay needs re-writing. In spite of everything, they start writing together. They experience roadblocks and left turns along the way, until romance finally blossoms and love wins out.
This was a quick and fun read, and came just in time for Valentine's Day. I had to wait for MONTHS to get it on Kindle from my library, but it was worth the wait. This is the second book I've read by Katherine Center, and really enjoy her writing. Sure, there's romance, comedy, the 'will-they-or-won't-they?' moments, some bumps along the way, and the moment they finally realize they are destined to be together. But she also provides depth of character and moments of drama as well. I'm looking forward to reading more of her books, and hopefully also seeing this book make it to streaming service near me.
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