The Love Thing

“So you’d rather work for attorneys than become an attorney.  Am I hearing this?  I cannot believe—I cannot believe you’re doing this.” – Jerry, Greg’s Dad, The Love Thing

Twenty-two-year old Greg DeAngelis moves to San Francisco from New York to escape his overbearing father, who’s pressuring him to go to law school, and his ex-boyfriend Matthew, who dumps him for an older, richer man. To make desperately needed money Greg temps at a law firm, where he blunders into the role of the firm’s official birthday cake maker—despite his utter lack of culinary skill.

A lot of guys vie for the hero’s attention as he navigates the rough waters of office politics and single life in San Francisco, but only one of them can give him “the love thing.” Can he figure out which one, before it’s too late? This comic novel is about the importance of love and friendship, and of knowing who your true friends really are.

Download the first chapter of The Love Thing

“I recommend a lot of drinking on Friday.  These department birthday parties are best endured in an alcoholic haze.” – Dave, Office Charmer, The Love Thing


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  • Greg, The Office Temp

    “Have you ever had a job where you open your eyes in the morning with the dread certainty there’d be nothing, and I mean nothing, to do during the day? If you haven’t, let me warn you.”
  • Joe, His Boss

    “I like to think of us as a ... family. A corporate family.”
  • Trish, Office Trash Talker

    “He’s the little Napoleon with the frosted hair and the perfect moustache. Every time I see him I feel like ripping that moustache off his face.”
  • Lisa, Personal Yente

    “You don’t have to have the guy’s children, Greg, all you have to do is meet him.”
  • Tommy, Best Friend

    “I don’t get why some people stand other people up. It’s like, why did they bother to make the date with me in the first place?”
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