Julia Conti is living the dream in New York City. She has a job she loves in publishing and shares an apartment in the Village with her lifelong best friend, Allie. Following a bad break-up, Julia swears off of men and relationships, until she meets Ben Martin, an up and coming author who is smart, sexy and very easy on the eyes. Fueled by their mutual attraction, close working relationship and fear of relationships, Julia and Ben embark on a purely physical affair, following the Casual Rule. As they bring each other further into their lives, their casual status blurs. Can she keep sex and love separate or will feelings take hold and Julia get her heart broken again? A little sweet, a little smutty, a little snarky. Recommended for readers 18+ due to sexual references and sex scenes

Author’s Note The Casual Rule should be read prior to The New Rule. Madly in love, Julia and Ben have taken their casual friends-with-benefits relationship to the next step... a committed relationship. Can a snarky girl from The Village and a former commitment-phobe survive real life dating or do old habits die hard? Recommended for readers 18+ due to sexual references and sex scenes A little more sweet, a little more smut, a little more snark. **

After a bad break-up, Julia wasn’t interested in another romantic relationship. Ben wasn’t interested in commitment.  Unable to fight their undeniable attraction, they embarked on a purely physical friends-with-benefits affair.   The only rule was to keep things casual.   But some rules were meant to be broken.   And their casual rule was obliterated.   Now madly in love and deeply committed to each other, they’re on the road to tying the knot.     With best friends like Allie, secret friend Stuart, and a big Italian family to help smooth out a few bumps on the matrimonial highway, getting to their wedding day may be one unpredictable ride.   A little more sweet, a little more smut, a little more snark.   This is the third and last of The Casual Rule series. Recommended for readers 18+ due to sexual references and sex scenes