Book Boyfriend by Lucy Vine (Paperback)

Book Boyfriend by Lucy Vine (Paperback)

Book Boyfriend by Lucy Vine follows twin sisters Jemma and Clara as they fall for imaginary men—one a mysterious book thief, the other a TV actor. Through notes and screen-time crushes, both explore love in unexpected ways, blurring the line between fantasy and reality in this charming, witty, and heartwarming romance...read the full blurb.

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SKU:
LV-BB-PB
ISBN:
9781398532021
Pages:
400
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Weight 294 g
Dimensions 129 × 27 × 199 mm
Author

Lucy Vine

Condition

New

Format

Paperback

Genre

Adult, Books About Books, Contemporary, Contemporary Romance, Fiction, Rom Com, Romance

Publication Year

2025

Publisher

Simon & Schuster

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Blurb:

Book Boyfriend follows twin sisters Jemma and Clara as they navigate love in very different ways. Jemma has always been lost in the world of books, finding comfort and excitement in the stories she reads. Her obsession with her favourite romance novel leads her to a mysterious book thief, sparking a unique connection through hidden notes and shared passion for the story.

Clara, on the other hand, is drawn to the real-life glamour of a television adaptation. Her fascination with the actor playing her favourite character turns into a crush that feels just as real as Jemma’s book-bound romance. As the sisters’ infatuations deepen, both must confront the line between fantasy and reality, and question whether love can truly blossom without ever meeting face to face.

Lucy Vine’s Book Boyfriend is a witty and charming tale of twin dynamics, literary obsession, and modern romance. It explores the magic of connection, the allure of imagination, and the unexpected ways love can find its way into life—even through borrowed books or screen-time infatuations.