Welcome to the vibrant world of Lucy Post—a quirky and vivacious marketing whiz at Sunny News, where headlines aren't the only things causing a stir. Lucy's love life is a rollercoaster, and her best friend Karma, with her infectious energy and never-ending supply of donuts, is along for the ride.

When Karma stumbles upon her match in the charming bakery chef Patrick, Lucy finds herself on the sidelines… But not for long. Love awaits her, too, in a slightly more tumultuous relationship with her boyfriend, Jim Rhodes. It’s a good thing Lucy’s got designer Eryn Carlo’s creations to console her when things get rough! 

As Lucy juggles her passion for fashion, a challenging relationship, and her unwavering loyalty to Karma, unexpected feelings blossom when Karma's stepbrother Mateo enters the scene. Suddenly, Lucy finds herself torn between Mateo’s easy-going charm and the feelings she’s developing for Jim.

Caught between fashion dreams, emotional whirlwinds, and the ever-chaotic world of love, Lucy must navigate the twists and turns of her heart. Will she choose the comforting familiarity of a flawed relationship, or will she take a chance on something new and unexpected?

Join Lucy and Karma on their quest for love, laughter, and the perfect designer outfit in this heartfelt, fashion-forward tale filled with unexpected choices, enduring friendships, and the undeniable allure of following your heart.

"A self proclaimed 'standalone chick lit novel,' Me & Eryn Carlo is like a cool glass of lemonade on a hot day. I read a lot of romantic comedy and yet this one had me laughing more often than usual. Just a good time, this is a quick read about two friends trying to find their way in life, career and love. No matter your 'preferred genre,' this is one I would recommend to anyone who just wants to relax and enjoy a positive, albeit emotionally engrossing little story." — Bonnie Smith

"...it’s a five-star read. From the very beginning, Rossner’s skillful character development drew me in. Lucy and Karma are portrayed with such depth and authenticity that I felt like I knew them intimately. Their personalities and struggles were so vividly brought to life that I found myself deeply invested in their journeys. I was constantly oscillating between cheering them on with a “good for you” and urging them to stand their ground with a “don’t take that crap!” The emotional engagement I experienced was a testament to Rossner's exceptional storytelling. The novel’s allure extended beyond its pages; I found myself craving donuts, googling fancy drinks and looking for Eryn Carlo’s fashion designs on eBay as I became more immersed in their world." — Ken Macintosh