The Last Single Girl Alive

Tara Cooper's life is simple.

Wake up. Get ready for work. Survive another day at the office without losing her mind. Come home. Make an oversized mug of hot chocolate. Curl up with the latest romance novel and lose herself in someone else's happily-ever-after.

No complications. No drama. No worries.

And definitely no boyfriend.

Everything changes when her infuriating supervisor, Penelope, sends her to Melbourne on a three-month assignment. Her mission? Write a feature on the latest global obsession and Australia's most eligible bachelor, NRL superstar Brett Evans-a man Tara has never heard of and has absolutely no interest in meeting.

Brett Evans' life is anything but simple.

Wake up. Grab coffee. Hope there aren't any fans waiting outside. Get to training. Push harder than everyone else. Try-and fail-to beat Andy in the sprint drills. Listen to the coach tear apart his performance. Figure out how to be better tomorrow. Face a crowd of journalists asking the same questions. Grab dinner with the boys. Go home. Call his mum and reassure her that half the stories written about him aren't true.

It's chaotic, exhausting, and completely predictable.

Until the day an English journalist moves into the Airbnb next door.

Unlike everyone else, Tara Cooper isn't impressed by his fame, his looks, or his status as Australia's most eligible bachelor. She doesn't watch rugby league. She doesn't follow celebrity gossip. And she certainly doesn't understand why half the country seems obsessed with him.

For the first time in years, Brett finds himself chasing the attention of the one woman who couldn't care less.

Three months. One city. One football superstar. And one journalist determined not to fall for him.

What could possibly go wrong?