One in a Million

Starred review from August 1, 2018
Annie Higgins is a career woman with no time for love. As the founder of Content, a tiny tech company that runs social media accounts for companies and influencers, Annie is very proud of all she's accomplished, especially since Content is up for a few industry awards. But not everyone takes her company or her work seriously. So when the agency across the hall challenges Annie to take an anonymous individual from unknown to Instagram-famous in 30 days, she is only too happy to accept. Annie's unknowing subject is Dr. Samuel Page, a historian who abhors social media. To get Samuel's participation, Annie agrees to help him win back his ex-girlfriend. But as she gets to know Samuel, Annie begins to realize there are times when you need to put the phone down and just enjoy the moment?and that she wants to enjoy those moments with Samuel. Kelk (We Were on a Break?, 2017) delivers yet another sharp-witted, hilarious, totally relatable read with One in a Million, an opposites-attract romance that is a must-have for any fiction collection. (Reprinted with permission of Booklist, copyright 2018, American Library Association.)