No Love Allowed

Description: Caleb desperately needs a new fake girlfriend. Either he attends a series of parties for his father's law firm with a pretty girl on his arm, or he gets shipped off to Yale to start a future he's not ready for and isn't sure he wants. And sadly the last unattached girl in his social circle has just made the grievous mistake of falling in love with him. Fortunately, Didi, recently fired waitress and aspiring painter, is open to new experiences. It's the perfect setup for them both. Caleb has only one rule for the arrangement: Didi must not fall in love with him. The summer nights tick by in a whirl of lavish parties, and Didi is enjoying her foray into high society. But Caleb soon starts to worry that this time he's the one in danger of falling in love.

Review: -Evangelista takes a familiar story of young love and makes it fresh.- --VOYA-Given the growing awareness towards understanding the stigmas, issues and concerns surrounding mental illness, I find it refreshing that this book doesn't preach about what to do or how to be - it just tells a story of two people who fall in love and who just also happen to struggle with issues that deserve a place to be talked about.- -Whatsageek.com-Wow. I loved this. LOVED it. Kate used a deft touch, getting Didi just right. I'm looking forward more in this series because all the main players deserve their own stories. Read this book. You will NOT be disappointed.- - Christine Ashworth, Swoon Reader-It's like a modern fairy tale.- - Camelle, Swoon Reader-The romance was incredible. There was also a great set of secondary characters. Nathan was my favorite. And I'm so thrilled that he's going to get his own story too. I can't wait for it. The perfect YA contemporary romance for me. It had humor, romance, awesome characters and great writing. Pretty much everything I want in a book.- - Stephanie (Bookfever)
Author Biography: When Kate Evangelista, author of No Love Allowed, was told she had a knack for writing stories, she did the next best thing: entered medical school. After realizing she wasn't going to be the next Doogie Howser, M.D., Kate wandered into the Literature department and never looked back. Today, she is a graduate of De La Salle University - Manila with a Bachelor of Arts in Literature. She taught high school English for three years and was an essay consultant for two. Currently she writes full-time and is based in the Philippines.