'A gorgeous rom-com' SUN

'A complete joy: funny, charming, heartwarming and insightful' PAIGE TOON

'If this doesn't speak romcom perfection I don't know what does!'

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'Wow! This book would make THE most amazing romantic movie. A wonderful and uplifting story of love and acceptance'

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'OMG!!! I absolutely love, LOVE, LOVED this absolutely gorgeous book!!! I must say it has got to be one of the best romances I have ever read!!'

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'A laugh-out-loud novel with unique and realistic characters, I loved how Pippa's autism is represented in this novel'

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'Why haven't I heard of Jo Watson before?!! Such a brilliant read and one that totally and utterly broke my star rating system!'

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'I'm obsessed! . . . If you like the fake dating and workplace romance tropes, and especially if you're into anything airplanes (or just sexy pilots ahaha) this book is perfect for you!'

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'This is just brilliant. Beautifully written, sensitively dealing with autism and how this affects school, work and relationships and a fabulous cast of characters'

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Things Pippa enjoys: her job, airplanes, synonyms and tropical fish.

Things Pippa does not enjoy: repeating patterns, tight clothes, people asking why she's single and school reunions.

After four months of only speaking over intercom, when air-traffic controller Pippa Edwards finally meets pilot Andrew Boyce-Jones face-to-face, they discover they've got much more in common than simply working at the same airport.

In fact . . . they both need a date.

Tired of every relationship ending before it's even begun, Pippa wants to evade the inevitable questions at her dreaded ten-year school reunion in Cape Town. And Andrew needs to get his well-meaning family off his back about settling down.

The solution seems simple. A pact - a fake dating pact - for as long as it's mutually beneficial. It's perfect.

Or at least it would be if their very real attraction wasn't about to make Pippa question everything she thought she wanted. . .

'Delicious romcom and a genre I personally call autistic-uplit meet in a perfect match.