Sweating In Stiletto's

Cara Mercer is twenty-nine, sharp-tongued, and writes a semi-anonymous dating column for a Manhattan lifestyle magazine called "Swipe Left on Me." She is extremely good at her job and significantly less good at her life.
When a first date goes spectacularly wrong in all the right ways, Cara finds herself in the middle of something she didn't plan for: a man named Bryce who keeps doing uncomplicated things in a life not set up to receive them, an editor named Noah who has read every word she's ever written and understands them better than she does, and an ex named Jake who came back from London with a partnership offer and the world's most inconvenient timing.
Meanwhile her best friend Doms is falling for opposing counsel with a fifty million dollar merger in the way, their friend Priya is navigating four years of unfinished business with the one who got away, and Felix knows everything before anyone tells him, which is both his greatest gift and everyone's biggest problem.
Sweating in Stilettos is a story about the specific chaos of being a woman in New York who is trying to be brave about the things that matter while wearing excellent shoes and pretending she isn't terrified. It is funny and warm and occasionally devastating and it will make you want to text someone you probably shouldn't.