How To Let Go

A cynical HR manager sent to Paris to fire half an office falls for the one employee she absolutely shouldn't: a twenty-two-year-old jazz musician who refuses to behave like an adult.

Zelda is having a bad day. Actually, she's been having a string of bad days. After a failed marriage and the loss of a parent, moving to Paris was supposed to be a fresh start.
Instead, as the HR manager of a top-tier consulting firm, she's been sent there with one mission: clean up the office. In other words, fire everyone.
The last thing she needs is Jake, a twenty-two-year-old intern who seems completely immune to authority, deadlines, and common sense. He thinks she's an obnoxious robot. She thinks he's an infuriating pain in her neck.
Unfortunately, they're forced to work together. Even more unfortunately, neither of them is being entirely honest.

Set between Parisian cafés, late-night jazz clubs and one very dysfunctional office, How To Let Go is a witty and heartfelt romantic comedy about grief, second chances, and finding love exactly where company policy says you shouldn't.

For readers who love Emily Henry, Beth O'Leary and slow-burn workplace romance.