“One Week Girlfriend” by Monica Murphy tells of Fable Maguire and Drew Callahan who come from very different worlds but do seem like they have a lot in common.įable works as a waitress at the town’s bar while Drew is a football player at the local college. She loves writing new adult novels as they make it possible for her to remember the times when she was young when she was nineteen years old, attending college, hanging out with friends working and even dating. These are now some of her favorite novels to write. While she had always written in other romance genres, she knew she had found her groove in new adult.

She made the decision to self-publish the novel just to see if people would like it and was surprised when the novel became a blockbuster. She began writing it and just could not stop and this would ultimately result in “One Week Girlfriend.” One day she just had an idea that grabbed her by the throat and would not let go. Growing up and even as an adult, she always read new adult fiction and always thought why can I not write something like that? Monica began writing new adult romances as an experiment. Murphy loves to describe herself as a mother of three and wife who makes her home on the foothills of Yosemite on fourteen acres of land with her husband, kids, dog, and too many cats. Known for her constant attempts to be different, she penned some novels as Karen Erickson and these too would become USA Today bestselling romances. While most of her novels have been published independently, she also has several traditionally published novels. Over the years, she has published more than fifty works of fiction that have sold more than a million copies and been translated into more than twelve languages across the globe. She made her debut with the publishing of “Crave” the debut novel of the “Billionaire Bachelors” series of novels. Monica Murphy is a USA Today and New York Times bestselling author from California that is best known for her young adult, romantic suspense, new adult and general romance fiction works.

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