Of Love and Life

by Sophie Kinsella

First published 2012

Poppy Wyatt faces disaster when her precious engagement ring vanishes at a hotel. In her frantic search, she discovers an abandoned phone and decides to keep it temporarily, hoping someone might call about her ring. The phone belongs to Sam Roxton, a serious businessman who needs it back desperately for work. What starts as a simple mix-up becomes complicated when Poppy begins intercepting Sam's messages and trying to help solve his problems. She tells herself she's being helpful, but she's really falling for a man she's never met. Meanwhile, her engagement to Magnus feels increasingly wrong. As Poppy juggles her secret phone relationship with Sam and her real life with Magnus, she must face the truth about what she really wants. The lost ring becomes the least of her worries when she realizes she might be marrying the wrong man.

Genres: fiction, romance, chick-lit, contemporary-romance

Vibes: emotional, fast-paced, intimate

Tropes: enemies-to-lovers, found-family

509 pages · Paperback · Reader's Digest

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