Keira Swanson, 28, lands her dream job at Viatorum, a slick travel magazine in New York City, but the workplace culture is brutal and her boss is a monster. Cynical and in a rocky place with her long-term boyfriend, Keira faces the possibility that she may not last at the magazine.
By fluke she is handed a coveted assignment: spend thirty days in Ireland to witness the Lisdoonvarna festival of love and to debunk the myth that true love exists. Keira falls for Ireland and meets an Irish tour guide who may upend everything she thought she knew about love.
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Keira Swanson is a 28-year-old aspiring travel writer sent to Ireland for thirty days to cover the Lisdoonvarna festival of love. The story begins with workplace pressure at a slick New York magazine and a strained long-term relationship. Expect a focus on a personal crisis, a travel assignment, and a developing attraction to an Irish tour guide. The book mixes humor and romantic complication without introducing supernatural or speculative elements.
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G-NRIS™ identifies Love Like This (The Romance Chronicles—Book #1) primarily as Romantic Comedy, Contemporary Romance, and Humor. Its strongest themes include Love and Relationships, Self-Discovery, Workplace Challenges, and Travel and Culture. Prominent narrative patterns include Fish Out of Water, Skeptical About Love, Travel Romance, and Enemies/Harsh Boss.
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