FRENCHING THE FROG

A fake relationship. A fashion designer allergic to failure and feelings. The frog prince of pro football. And a tiny dog who’s not fooled by any of it.
When a very public breakup turns pro football safety Jack Hayes into tabloid roadkill, his agent has a plan—fake date a rising fashion star to rehab his image. Enter Coco Laurent, couture designer, chaos incarnate, and in desperate need of good press after a social media incident involving a scruffy linebacker and a plate glass window.
What starts as a mutually beneficial arrangement quickly spirals into viral ship names, an unexpectedly steamy supply closet encounter, and one adorably judgy Italian greyhound who might be the only one seeing clearly.
Coco doesn’t believe in fairytale endings—or kissing frogs—but Jack Hayes is ready to ruin everything.

Because event when I type “The End” sometimes they keep whispering to me.
I’m kidding myself. They shout.
These characters have a lot to say.

Absolutely riveting details from Parker’s real-life world. Full of laptops, laundry, and loud laughing.

Behind the scenes. Always caffeinated, sometimes with dogs.