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Amanda Richardson is a USA Today Bestselling author who was born in Los Angeles, and resides in England.

She writes love stories with mysterious and brooding heroes and badass heroines.

When she isn’t busy writing contemporary, and twisted, dark romance at her chaotic dining room table, she enjoys her coffee (just a bit too much) and collecting house plants as if they were going out of style.

“Between the Pages” is a novel in the “Love at Work” series and was released in the year 2021, then republished as His Ghostwriter. You never truly know a guy until he asks you to ghostwrite his whole life story for him.

Finley Matthews has quit writing for others as a ghostwriter. She is tired of seeing her work with somebody else’s name on the cover. Finley just wants to make a name for herself, even if that means beginning from scratch and kissing her steady paycheck bye bye.

When Emerson Whittaker, the mysterious and famed novelist, convinces Finley to take a final ghostwriting job in return for some good money, she does not even have to think twice. This might just be her gateway into the daunting literary world.

Finley finds herself being captivated by the enigmatic Emerson. And there is just something about Finley which Emerson is unable to ignore, either. They quickly find themselves digging deeper into one another’s lives, and she soon learns things; shocking and hidden things which she is unable to just brush aside.

Only problem is, Finley’s falling in love with Emerson. And she is not that sure that she can just overlook the provocative secret that he has been hiding for the past eight years.

“A Love Like That” is another novel in the “Love at Work” series and was released in the year 2021. She is just the nanny, she was never supposed to fall for him. Evianna Halle can do a ton of things: write essays on the theme of Wuthering Heights, compare the love stories found in Jane Austen novels, and, surprisingly, she remembers precisely what she was wearing when she met Dan, her boyfriend. What she can’t understand is just how Dan fell out of love with her, and right into bed with her best friend.

Nicholas Wilder cannot do a bunch of things: he cannot move on after his wife had her accident, or even fathom how he’s going to care for his daughter as he works full time as a doctor. What he is able to do is put out an ad for some live-in nanny. It’s an ad that Evi, now newly single, answers enthusiastically.

Neither one of them expect the friendship which forms, or the silly games and emails which somehow become inappropriate, and then just downright unprofessional. Can Nick and Evi ignore the feelings they’re having, or is it all going to come crashing down all around them?

“Tracing the Stars” is also in the “Love at Work” series and was released in the year 2021. For Leonardo Kennedy and Emilia Harper, life’s always been defined by facts, science, and data. Their lives are disciplined ones. Controlled. Just their collection of accomplishments. Since they were childhood pen pals, they thrived on competition, and as adults, it appears that nothing has changed.

When she gets a position in Antarctica alongside Leo, who was her sounding board for everything science related until they grew apart and severed all communication. She learns that Leo, the brainy teen, morphed into this workaholic, egotistical prick.

When their incessant bickering starts giving way to solicitous flirting, they learn that maybe mixed in with all the discipline is disorder and chaos. Feelings which cannot be explained or computed. Only trouble is, interdepartmental relationships are forbidden at the South Pole station. Following the rules is (something that they are each inherently prone to doing) much easier said than done.