Books by Farrah Rochon
We all know that going viral can ruin lives but Farrah Rochon has shown in her Boyfriend Project series that sometimes there is a silver lining to the experience. The Hookup Plan is the third book in the author’s collection of tales about how three women gain notoriety for taking down a catfisher ...
The Dating Playbook is the delightfully funny second tale in Farrah Rochon’s The Boyfriend Project series. You can read this without reading the first book.
Taylor Powell experienced her proverbial fifteen minutes plus of fame when her acerbic tweets about a date from hell turned into a viral v ...
The Boyfriend Project has the ideal mix of fun, friends, and romance that make for a perfect summer read.
When Samiah Brooks' boyfriend cancels dinner at the last minute, she plays it cool. She knows what it’s like to have to work late and besides, he’s taking her to a fantastic club later th ...
Stay With Me Forever is the sixth book is Farrah Rochon’s Bayou Dreams series, but it stands very well on its own. Characters from previous books make cameos, but the primary story is very self-contained. I am a sucker for second chance stories, and I adored Paxton and Sawyer.
Paxton Jones and ...
I always think of Farrah Rochon’s books as being romances about grownups. Her heroes and heroines are together human beings who have reached a good place in their lives and are ready to share that spot with someone special. They may hit some speed bumps on the road to their HEA but they are able t ...
I’m a relationship junkie. When I pick up a romance, I want to experience all the fun, tender aspects of falling in love. I want flirtation, I want banter, I want courtship and the sweet surprises that come along as you discover that the person you are interested in is really special. I want sexy ...
We all know fame is a two sided coin. On the one hand the heady feeling of power –and the money that often accompanies it – can be fantastic. On the other hand, the press can spin stories about you without facts. And you can find yourself wondering how to protect yourself and your family from th ...
When I was in Junior High my parents renovated a one hundred-plus year old house in the heart of our small town. It could be inconvenient living in a home whose walls were constantly being torn down and rebuilt or whose flooring would be yanked out and replaced over the course of a grueling day’s ...