Here I am. In a mini dress, serving champagne to celebrities in New York's most luxurious hotel. How did a French girl like me end up here, you may think? Well, it's a series of events:
1. I moved here a few years ago to study marketing, and got a job in a top agency;
2. My boyfriend of two years cheated on me and got me fired;
3. My best friend got me this waitressing gig, so I don't end up living in the streets.
Oh, did I mention? Tonight, I'm working at Jack Rose's birthday party. Yes, as in the most famous pop star in the world. I don't know what's going to happen, but all I know is the room temperature went up fifty degrees since he entered.
Content warning: Only Girl is a closed-door romantic comedy. It's the first book in the trilogy and it ends in a cliffhanger. The books must be read in order and there's guaranteed HEA in the last book. While mostly lighthearted, this story explores themes around addiction and recovery that could trigger certain audiences. Please note that heavy language is sometimes used. Read with care.
