Don't Be In Love

When Adelaide Adorno transfers to London's prestigious Townsen University for her senior year, she has one goal: launch her career in luxury marketing and make every second of this city count. New friends, a stunning apartment, and the glittering backdrop of London itself — it's everything she planned for. What she didn't plan for is Dorian Blackwood.

The youngest scion of Britain's most talked-about entertainment dynasty, Dorian is exactly the kind of distraction Adelaide refuses to entertain. He's charming, infuriatingly handsome, and splashed across every European tabloid for reasons she'd rather not know. He's also, somehow, everywhere she turns.

Their banter is sharp enough to cut glass. He gets under her skin in ways no one else manages to, and she clearly returns the favor. What starts as witty sparring and loaded glances quickly becomes something far more dangerous — especially when Adelaide begins to suspect the arrogant, headline-grabbing heir isn't quite who the tabloids make him out to be.

Set against the moody, electric atmosphere of London — its cobblestone streets, rooftop bars, and rain-soaked parks — *Don't Be In Love* is a sharp, swoony romantic comedy that captures the chaos of falling for someone you've decided to hate. With razor-sharp dialogue, slow-burn tension, and a romance that sneaks up on you before you can stop it, this is the college romance that will have you turning pages well past midnight.