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Author Rosie Curtis was born in the Highlands of Scotland and now lives with her family in a 150-year-old house by the sea in Southport, North West of England. She loves travel, happy ever after stories, and daydreaming. Her favourite book character is a toss-up between Anne Shirley and Jo March. Rosie also writes women’s fiction novels, teen fiction and YA novels as Rachael Lucas.

You can say hello to Rosie on Instagram at @rachaellucas

Rosie Curtis Books In Order

We Met in December by Rosie Curtis

Prepare to fall head over heels with this unforgettable romantic comedy. The perfect book for fans of Josie Silver, This Time Next Year, and anyone who ever fell in love with the wrong person…

What if you couldn’t get away from the one who got away?

This December, unlucky-in-love, twenty-nine-year-old Jess is following her dream and moving into a Notting Hill house-share . On the first night in her new flat mate she meets Alex, the guy in the room next door. They don’t kiss under the mistletoe, but there’s still a spark that leaves Jess imagining how they might spend the year together – never mind the house rule against dating…

But when Jess returns from her two-week Christmas holiday, she finds Alex has started seeing beautiful Emma, who lives on the floor above them. Now Jess faces a year of bumping into the man of her dreams – and, apparently, the woman of his.

Jess is determined to move on and spend the year falling in love with London, not Alex – but what if her heart has other ideas?

Totally Booked UK Review: A story capturing complex emotion that unfolds over the course of a year. Meeting in December as they move into a shared house. Jessica Preddy and Alex each have an instant attraction to each other, however, never quite let their feelings known. Follow them throughout the year as the story flips back and forth between them in platonic intimacy. As they walk around London discovering the hidden treasures, change careers, sharing witty dialogue and navigate romantic acquaintances.

‘Gorgeously festive and romantic’
– Rosie Walsh, bestselling author of The Man Who Didn’t Call

Love from New York by Rosie Curtis

Nina’s life has been as small and safe as she could make it – until she gets an offer to spend six months in New York as a dog walker. It feels as far from her little Scottish village as it’s possible to get.

The trouble is, Nina finds the Big Apple overwhelming. Until the day she gets lost trying to return a dog to its penthouse, and takes the ‘Press for Help’ button in the elevator literally.

When Luke answers her call, he becomes determined to open Nina’s eyes to the joys of New York – but could there be more than adventure in store?

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