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'The enemies-to-lovers banter is top-notch' Camilla Isley
'Smart, sassy and sexy' Caroline Khoury
'A perfect snack of a romantic comedy' Jodi McAlister
He's her work nemesis. They're fake dating. What's the worst that could happen?Agnes has run her family's restaurant, The Shark Biscuit, for the last six years, ever since her father's health took a turn and she had to step in to keep the doors open. Now she's crippled with guilt because it's her fault it's closing. One more night and she's free.
After years of squaring off against the infuriating, gruff and arrogant head chef Harrison, she can't wait to see the back of him. But when her ex-boyfriend brings his entire family in for dinner, hoping to win her back, she begs Harrison for help pretend to be her boyfriend until her ex leaves.
What she hadn't planned for was the storm of the century trapping everyone in the restaurant. As the hours pass, Agnes realises Harrison knows her better as a fake boyfriend than her real one ever did. If only they weren't carrying secrets that could tear each other's worlds apart
The hilarious enemies-to-lovers romcom of the year, perfect for fans of Sarah Adams, Meghan Quinn and Beth O'Leary.
Praise for One Last Night 'This felt like an Emily Henry book. The writing was absolutely phenomenal' Reader review
'Seriously one of the best romance books I've read in a while!' Reader review
'I DEVOURED this in two days! Harrison and Agnes had amazing chemistry, heart and banter!' Reader review
'I can't remember the last time I enjoyed a book quite so much' Reader review
'Wow, what a warm, cozy and loving feel-good story! I loved this book from the start and oh my, the ending made me wipe away a tear' Reader review
'Agnes and Harrison had excellent chemistry and I loved every moment' Reader review
'A romantic comedy that perfectly balances humor, heart, and tension. Ford brings fresh energy and genuine emotion to familiar romcom tropes' Reader review
'Fun, well-paced and beautifully plotted. I cackled so many times at the banter between Aggie and Harrison. One Last Night hauled me out of my reading slump' Reader review
'Enjoyed every second of this book, I read it all in one go!' Reader review
'Agnes and Harrison were fabulous leads and perfect for an enemies-to-lovers story. One Last Night would definitely make a fantastic movie' Reader review
'Forced proximity, enemies to lovers, fake-dating, etc. all in one rainy night... A really enjoyable read' Reader review
'Wow, this was a great premise I've never read a book that takes place in just one night. A really fun one!' Reader review
'The perfect weekend read for anyone who wants to sit and enjoy a quick book' Reader review
'Absolutely adorable. The characters all had such depth to them beautifully done and very well written' Reader review
