This laugh-out-loud romantic comedy, told from alternating perspectives, features a lovable cast of characters: Joanna, balancing her burgeoning writing has big city dreams despite a creepy boss, and living in a cramped East Village walk-up she shares with two eccentric roommates. Logan, on the other hand, is determined to break away from the labels of his wealthy Connecticut family and forge a name for himself on Wall Street. As Joanna and Logan’s paths keep crossing and their stories unfold, one question remains: Can these two get out of their own way and find their happy ending?
Perfect for fans who love to curl up with a classic rom-com that balances real heart with sharp wit and disarmingly charming, if unreliable, narrators.
So go ahead….ask Joanna and then ask Logan what happened that autumn night they first met in New York City. What she wrote might not be what he wrote…
Ashley Wren Collins is an award-winning author, director, choreographer, producer, and actor. Her books include Along Comes the Association: Beyond Folk Rock & Three-Piece Suits (Rare Bird) with Russ Giguere, The Cheap Bastard’s Guide to Los Angeles (Globe Pequot), The Cheap Bastard’s Guide to New York City (Globe Pequot, sixth edition), and Produce Your Own Damn Movie! (Routledge) with Lloyd Kaufman. BA, University of Pennsylvania. MFA, American Repertory Theater/Moscow Art Theater at Harvard. Ashley lives in NYC with her husband, daughter, and chihuahua, Taco. ashleywrencollins.com.
Jordan Rockwell is an award-winning writer, actor, producer, director, and composer. He discovered his love of cinema with a 70mm screening of Lawrence of Arabia and defected to Los Angeles from the east coast to follow his passion. BA, University of Pennsylvania. MBA, Pepperdine University. MFA in Screenwriting, American Film Institute. Jordan lives in LA with his wife, children, and their labradoodles, Chewbacca and Minnie.