Call It What You Want : A Novel

Call It What You Want is a nostalgic ode to all 'almost love' stories- the ones with no label, no title but an undeniable intensity. Call it what you want, was it love? Sloane Hart is a hopeless romantic who always believed her great love story was out there, until her parents' divorce shattered that dream. She swears off dating and is determined to graduate college, become a writer and move to New York City. Until she meets Ethan. Ethan Brady is guarded and mysterious, unwilling to talk about his past or let anyone get too close. As they start dating without labels, they both know it can't last forever. Sloane imagines a future with Ethan but he can't give her the commitment she needs. Will she be able to convince Ethan to take a chance on it? Or will she have to learn the hard way that some things just aren't meant to be? Call It What You Want is a nostalgic ode to all 'almost love' stories- the ones with no label, no title but an undeniable intensity. Call it what you want, was it love? Sloane Hart is a hopeless romantic who always believed her great love story was out there, until her parents' divorce shattered that dream. She swears off dating and is determined to graduate college, become a writer and move to New York City. Until she meets Ethan. Ethan Brady is guarded and mysterious, unwilling to talk about his past or let anyone get too close. As they start dating without labels, they both know it can't last forever. Sloane imagines a future with Ethan but he can't give her the commitment she needs. Will she be able to convince Ethan to take a chance on it? Or will she have to learn the hard way that some things just aren't meant to be? Sloane and Ethan's story is a bittersweet tale of love and self-discovery that explores the complexities of relationships and the challenges of moving on.

Author: Alissa DeRogatis

Publisher: Sourcebooks Landmark

Publication Date: Jun 18, 2024

Number of Pages: NA pages

Language: English

Binding: Paperback

ISBN-10: 146422336X

ISBN-13: 9781464223365