Sara Sharpe works in London as a publicity assistant for a major UK publisher.

As well as being proficient in her professional life things may be deemed to be going well in her personal life too.

She has been in a relationship with the successful and charming Simon Keegan, a financial consultant, for the past six months. People keep telling her that they make a good couple. Good, but not great.

When Simon jets off to New York on business Sara spends the week on a publicity tour with the enigmatic Adam Cooper, a thriller writer and the ex-husband of Victoria Glass, the celebrity socialite.

Being with Adam causes Sara to ask herself certain questions in regards to both her personal and professional life.

How does she feel about Simon? And what will be her answer to the question he may pop when he gets back to London?

And what of Adam? Is he too good to be true? Reports in the press from his ex-wife would suggest that he’s not all that he seems to be.

Sara Sharpe needs to find out about how she feels - and tell him about it.

'Tell Him About It' is an insightful, funny novella about life, love and the publishing industry.

For fans of Adele Parks, Helen Fielding - and Billy Joel!

'Both readers (and fellow authors) will get something out of this romantic comedy and gentle expose of the publishing industry.' Stella Russell, author of 'The Foreign Affair'.

'Delve into the world of publishing with this entertaining romance by Holly Kinsella.' Susan Willis, author of 'The Bake Off'.

'In Tell Him About It, Holly Kinsella skilfully combines a fascinating account of life in a London publishing house with a sweet and engaging lovely story. A gem.' Jan Ellis, author of 'An Unexpected Affair' and 'French Kisses'.

Holly Kinsella (no relation to Sophie) is a former fashion model and the author of the bestselling romantic comedy Uptown Girl. She now works in financial PR and lives in West London.

Praise for Uptown girl.

'A fast-paced, breezy, wittily romantic read that I couldn't put down. This sparkling, beautifully-written story follows heroine Emma's search for the perfect man, but, as usual, the course of true love does not run smoothly, and her true happiness comes from an unexpected source. Lots of lovely shopping details, too, and the descriptions of her exciting social life made me think I was there with her and made me feel rather envious! Definitely one I'd recommend to my friends.' Nicola Yeager, author of the best-selling 'Picture Imperfect.'

“A light-hearted, sharply observed tale of a spoilt London supermodel and her tangled love life” Emma Lee-Potter, author of School Ties.

"Holly Kinsella knows how to put both a sentence and outfit together... Uptown Girl is a wonderfully funny and wonderfully sweet novella." Robert Avon, The Seducer's Diary.