Star Shipped: A Novel by Cat Sebastian (Paperback)

Star Shipped: A Novel by Cat Sebastian (Paperback)

A slow-burn enemies-to-lovers romance, Star Shipped follows two rival co-stars forced to fake a friendship before one leaves the show. As they spend time together, tensions shift and unexpected feelings grow, but with a move looming, their connection may not have a future...read the full blurb.

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SKU:
CS-SSAN-PB
ISBN:
9780063429581
Pages:
384
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Weight 366 g
Dimensions 136 × 31 × 203 mm
Author

Cat Sebastian

Condition

New

Format

Paperback

Genre

Adult, Contemporary, Contemporary Romance, Enemies to Lovers, Fiction, Forced Proximity, Gay, LGBTQ+, MM, Queer, Romance, Slow Burn

Publication Year

2026

Publisher

HarperCollins

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Blurb:

A witty and emotional contemporary romance, marking Cat Sebastian’s move into modern love stories, this is a slow-burn enemies-to-lovers tale between two co-stars on a long-running sci-fi series.

Simon and Charlie have spent years clashing on set. Their rivalry is well known, built on sharp disagreements, competing egos, and very different personalities. Simon prefers structure and distance, while Charlie is unpredictable and effortlessly charming, winning over everyone despite his chaotic nature.

With his contract ending, Simon is ready to leave it all behind. A move to New York offers a fresh start, away from the show and from Charlie. But there’s one issue—his reputation. To avoid rumours about his departure, he reluctantly agrees to present a united front with the one person he’d rather avoid.

When circumstances force them into close quarters outside of work, their carefully maintained distance begins to shift. Away from the spotlight, Simon starts to see Charlie in a different light, and long-held assumptions begin to unravel.

As old tensions give way to something more complicated, both are forced to question what they really know about each other—and themselves. But with a major move on the horizon, any connection between them comes with an expiration date.