Love ad Lib

All Lord Henry Foxbrook wants is to live his life in peace, away from the pure, undiluted chaos that is his family and their sprawling estate, but his family have other ideas – namely that Henry must find a suitable girlfriend, post-haste. So to get them off his back, Henry lies about his nonexistent girlfriend with plans to introduce her at his 30th birthday party. After a chance encounter during a training seminar at work, Henry meets Libby – a bright, bubbly actor who manages to disarm the jaded Henry instantly. In a tight spot, Henry asks Libby if he could pay her to pretend to be his girlfriend, which seems all above board – until their pesky, and very real, feelings get in the way. LOVE AD LIB author Evie Alexander reads her own words with vim and vigor and a deep passion for her characters and their unique voices, but especially her heroine, Libby Fletcher. Alexander’s joy is infectious as she reads with an ever-present dramatic flare. The book is absolutely hilarious, full of the misunderstandings and hi-jinx you expect from a romantic comedy, but also not lacking in its steamy bits – with the added bonus of getting to hear the author have an absolute blast reading it all the way through.