O fată de gașcă

Ginny Murphy keeps romance out of her close male friendships. Now in her twenties, she grew up with three brothers. She finds it easier to befriend men than women. Her circle feels safe as long as no one falls in love. Then she meets Adrian Silvas and wants more than friendship.

Their bond challenges the rules each has made for themselves. Adrian has distrusted love since he was eleven. Seeing his mother suffer taught him to fear its risks. Ginny has a secret she fears their closeness will reveal. She struggles with both anorexia and bulimia.

Emma Noyes blends romance with a story about growing up. The book explores trauma, trust, and the search for self-worth. It follows the strain and hope of early adult life. It is for readers drawn to love stories that address mental health. Ginny's search for love also means learning to accept herself.