BookMark For The Heart - Northeast, Charlotte
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Emily and Mark work side by side in the quaint bookshop in Cider Mill Valley - the same small town where she grew up. When her ex-boyfriend Leon blows into town for work, she frantically proclaims Mark as her new boyfriend. It's an impulsive move, but once it's said, it's done. Trouble is, Mark has had a thing for Emily ever since he moved to town, and it's really hard for him to keep their relationship "fake." Even sleeping together doesn't seem to foul the waters, and Emily starts to think of Mark as more than just a friend. It all comes to a head at the Fall Festival, and everyone lands on their feet. Except for Leon, of course.…mehr

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Emily and Mark work side by side in the quaint bookshop in Cider Mill Valley - the same small town where she grew up. When her ex-boyfriend Leon blows into town for work, she frantically proclaims Mark as her new boyfriend. It's an impulsive move, but once it's said, it's done. Trouble is, Mark has had a thing for Emily ever since he moved to town, and it's really hard for him to keep their relationship "fake." Even sleeping together doesn't seem to foul the waters, and Emily starts to think of Mark as more than just a friend. It all comes to a head at the Fall Festival, and everyone lands on their feet. Except for Leon, of course.
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Charlotte Northeast spent time during the pandemic lurking in the shadows of ghostwriting but is now proud to be out in the open. She has written books across several different genres: rom-com, sci-fi, religious and fantasy.Her career started in the theatre where she is an actor, director and writer. She is one quarter of the writing team of The Complete Works of Jane Austen, Abridged (also a performer). Her adaptation of Thomas Heywood's Fair Maid of the West Parts 1 and 2 was an audience favorite, and a critical success for the Philadelphia Artists' Collective (PAC) in 2015.Since then, she has adapted Fletcher's Tamer Tamed, and been a devising mind behind several shows, including You Shouldn't Be Doing What You're Doing On That Ladder and Citrus Andronicus. Charlotte lives in Collingswood, NJ with her husband, son and two ridiculous cats.