Lover Birds

This debut novel, Lover Birds, features a captivating enemies-to-lovers romance, exploring themes of neurodivergence and personal growth amid challenges.

In Lover Birds, readers are introduced to Isabel Williams, who relocates to Liverpool and quickly finds herself at odds with Eloise Byrne. Isabel's critical nature leads her to judge Eloise's city, accent, and bold personality. As their mutual disdain simmers, an unexpected attraction begins to surface, leaving Eloise questioning whether her racing heart is a sign of hatred or something deeper. This tension sets the stage for a captivating enemies-to-lovers narrative that explores the complexities of their relationship.

Eloise, grappling with ADHD, is determined to stay focused on her A-Levels. However, her encounters with Isabel shift her priorities, turning schoolwork into a secondary concern. What starts as a rivalry filled with contempt evolves into a compelling connection, but their budding romance faces challenges. Classism, distrust, and hidden secrets from their friends threaten to derail their relationship, forcing both characters to confront their own biases and vulnerabilities.

Lover Birds is not just a romance; it is a poignant exploration of neurodivergence and the power of understanding. The diverse cast of characters enriches the narrative, making it a relatable and heartfelt debut. This beautifully-written story resonates with fans of inclusive literature and offers a fresh perspective on the enemies-to-lovers trope, making it a must-read for anyone seeking an engaging LGBT+ romance.