It's taken Molly three years to rebuild her life and she's determined that the only man in it will be her beloved dog, Valentine. Her Ask a Girl blog has led to a book deal and she's happy giving advice to others on love from the comfort of her own home. However, she has no time for a man, even if that man is quite attractive and has a dog. Little does Molly know but Daniel borrowed the dog from his sisters in order to attract Molly's attention. Daniel isn't looking for love either, as his work as a divorce attorney, coupled with his own childhood experiences, has him believing love and marriage aren't worth the risk. Will Molly and Daniel find a happily-ever-after despite their own misgivings about love?

NEW YORK, ACTUALLY is the fourth book in the From Manhattan with Love series. Readers can jump right into the middle of this series as each romance is a standalone story. Some familiar characters will appear in NEW YORK, ACTUALLY, and I suspect that new readers will want to get to know all of Sarah Morgan's wonderful characters after getting a taste of them.

I love Molly and Daniel! Molly has hidden herself away from others even as she continues to offer relationship advice that resonates with her blog readers. Her devotion to Valentine is heart-warming. However, it is Daniel and his emotional growth that really make NEW YORK, ACTUALLY such a beautiful story. I laughed as he bantered with his two sisters, the Bark Rangers, but it was his growing affection and love for Brutus that stole my heart.

Sarah Morgan does a marvelous job at infusing humor into NEW YORK, ACTUALLY as this is one contemporary romance you don't want to miss out on. In fact, the whole series is phenomenal as Sarah Morgan has a gift for finding the emotional heart of a story and pulling her readers into it. If you love contemporary romance, don't hesitate to give NEW YORK, ACTUALLY a try!

Book Summary

One man. One woman. Two dogs.

Meet Molly—New York's most famous advice columnist, she considers herself an expert at relationships…as long as they're other people's. Still bruised from her last breakup, Molly is in no rush to find happily-ever-after—the only love of her life is her dalmatian, Valentine.

Meet Daniel—A cynical divorce lawyer, he's hardwired to think relationships are a bad idea. If you don't get involved, no one can get hurt. Until he finds himself borrowing a dog to meet the gorgeous woman he sees running in Central Park every morning…

Molly and Daniel both think they know everything about relationships. But as they try—and fail—to resist their undeniable chemistry, they'll soon discover they just might have a lot left to learn…