Sasha Clinton

Grey’s Anatomy meets The Hating Game in Sasha Clinton’s new #ownvoices rivals-to-lovers fake dating romantic comedy novel.

Mira Krishnan is a cardiothoracic surgery fellow whose three big goals in life are:
1. Achieve superstardom in the field of heart surgery
2. Crush Lucien Stone by showing him that she’s the superior heart surgeon.
3. Fall in love with someone who is NOT Lucien Stone so she can erase her years-long crush on him.

Lucien and Mira have been rivals since high school, and she’d like nothing more than to wipe that smug, overconfident smirk off his devastatingly handsome face.

But when their rivalry goes too far and they’re caught in the middle of a fight by the program director, Mira’s life changes. To avoid being expelled from the fellowship for failing to conduct themselves in an appropriate, collegiate manner, Lucien and Mira are forced to lie about dating each other so they can dismiss their behavior as extreme flirting. But going on fake dates, vacations, and spending time together makes them realize that underneath all the jibes and rivalry, there's potential for something more…and perhaps, instead of looking into other people’s hearts, they need to look into their own.

Perfect for fans of Sally Thorne, Emily Henry, and Ali Hazelwood.

NOTE: As this book has steamy scenes, it is recommended for 18+ readers.

A rivals to lovers, steamy fake dating medical romance (Henry & Me #2)

Lucien and I

When we were in college, Henry Stone asked me out and I shot him down in the most humiliating way possible.He was a nerd and I was the golden girl of the theatre society, destined to make it big in Hollywood, so how could there be anything between us? Now, six years later, as an out-of-work actress who has to take on a housekeeping job to stay afloat, I run into him again-and boy, has he made it big.As I begin to clean his house and take care of his precocious nephew, I realize how wrong I was about him. He's sexy, smart, kind, everything. But I have demons that he can't fight. Demons that keep me away from love. One thing's for sure: This housekeeper gig is going to be the hardest role of my life.

Henry & Me

Wicked Fate

Wicked Fame

You're still the ond

★★★★★ If you like "The Notebook" you will definitely like this--Shredded Book Reviews ★★★★★ If you're a sucker for romance, this is the book for you--Amber R, Goodreads Reviewer Debut author Sasha Clinton weaves a raw, powerful tale of second chances, forgiveness, and finding love in the unlikeliest of places... Ashley is twenty-two, unemployed, and fresh out of college when a handsome stranger offers her his umbrella on a rainy night in New York. His name is Andrew Smith, and six months later, she marries him. A year later, her life shatters into pieces when he divorces her. Now, at thirty, Ashley is an editor at a large publishing house and Andrew is a billionaire. They inhabit different worlds. Except he has suddenly decided to write a book about his life. Worst part? Ashley's boss wants her to work with him on that book. The more time Ashley spends in Andrew's proximity, the more she starts to remember why she fell in love with him. He's intense, charming, sexy as sin. As secrets from the past are revealed and old misunderstandings cleared up, it seems possible to finally find their happy ending after so many years. But can Ashley fall in love again with the man who once broke her heart? This emotional romance is perfect for fans of Debbie Macomber and Kristin Higgins. This version of the book, published in September 2021, has been significantly changed and re-edited from the original 2016 version.

You're Still the One

What if you can't help but hurt the person you love? Kat Cullen has it all-a staff writer position at the New York Times, beauty, independence-until she finds herself alone on the subway at night with a rapist. Saved by Alex Summer, a democratic candidate running for mayor of New York, she develops an unexpected friendship with him. Alex's chaotic past is the kind of juicy scoop every political reporter dreams of-which is why he keeps it hidden. But as he starts falling in love with Kat, he opens up to her about his darkest secrets. What he doesn't know is that Kat already knows all about him, and she's on an assignment to expose his history. Caught between truth, love and ambition, two people must figure out the politics of the heart.

In My Arms Tonight

★★★★★Once I started I could not get enough, from the start till the end I was engrossed I was even on the edge of my seat with twists and turns, lust and passion, strength, happiness and funny--Tania, Goodreads Reviewer A chance meeting with a producer opens up a world of new possibilities for thirty-something Bella Hopkins in this charming romantic comedy from Sasha Clinton that's perfect for fans of Abby Jimenez, Talia Hibbert, and Beth O'Leary. Bella Hopkins wants to buy a house so she can have the security she never did growing up. But why is real estate in New York so damn expensive? Burned out from house hunting, she meets charming movie producer Jamie Star who offers her a crazy proposition: $100k if she agrees to appear on his new Netflix show. Bella doesn't know the first thing about showbiz, but she'll do anything if it means she can buy her home. It's not like she'll ever fall in love with a player like Jamie, anyway. She learned her lesson after living with a mother who hopped from flaky guy to flaky guy. But when Jamie gets under her skin with his cocky wit, sexy charm, and genuine kindness, Bella can't keep herself from making the same mistake as her mother. Love Me Like You Do is a delightful, laugh-out-loud romantic comedy that also includes the love story of Jamie's father, Grant, a misogynistic studio executive, and Eve, a razor-sharp, feminist employee at his studio who challenges his beliefs on women and life. This version of the book, published in 2021, has been significantly changed from the original 2016 version.

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