The Sound of Love

Objection, your honour. I have no intention of falling in love.

Free-spirited Rosalie Davies learned early that she doesn’t belong, and she’s spent the past five years globetrotting to prove it. But when she returns to England to play the cello as maid of honour in her best friend’s wedding, she lands on a problem she can’t outrun. Sebastian Rowley, the grumpy, maddeningly principled best man.

And her new housemate. For a week.

He’s a successful lawyer with his life together—just like her overbearing parents would have wanted—and she’s determined to hate him on principle. But when she gets sick, it’s Sebastian who steps in to take care of her. The more time they spend together, the more their mutual dislike ignites into something far more dangerous.

But Sebastian doesn’t do flings. And no matter how tempted he is, he won’t give in as long as she’s determined to leave.

She’s outrun everything else. Can she outrun her heart?

For fans of Christina Lauren's classic romcom humour and Emily Henry's lyrical prose, The Sound of Love is a novella about finding a home—and love—where you least expect it.