by Leslie A. RasmussenPublish: Sep 15, 2026 Series: The Women We Become: Stories of Family, Love and IdentityContemporary Romance
Book Overview
She’s a bestselling romance author, but her love life is a mess. When anonymous notes appear, her own story begins writing itself.
Allison Hoffman has built her career in writing love stories rather than living them. When her agent pressures the thirty-four-year-old to deliver another big romance. She decides instead to write a dark, edgy novel whose heroine gives up on love and is intent on revenge.
Every publisher passes.
Her agent drops her.
In a moment of panic, she tucks a copy into a Little Free Library. As Allison tries to move on, anonymous notes begin to appear, insightful, personal, and impossible to ignore. Allison is drawn into a connection that grows more tangled, blurring the lines between fiction and reality. She must decide whether it’s worth the risk to open her heart.
Can Allison’s own story have a happy ending?
Allison Turns the Page, the third book in The Women We Become Series, is a warm, witty, and heartfelt romantic comedy about unexpected connections and the risk of opening your heart when you least expect it. Sometimes the hardest page to turn… is the one in your own life.
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Tropes: Heartwarming romance—Found Connection—Emotional Slow Burn—Romantic Comedy—Second Chance At Love—Love After Heartbreak—Personal Reinvention
Perfect for fans of Nora Goes Off Script, Book Lovers, and Just For The Summer, you will enjoy how Allison confronts the issues she hides from everyone—including herself.
BIOGRAPHY Leslie A. Rasmussen is the award-winning author of the novels After Happily Ever After, The Stories We Cannot Tell, and When People Leave. She was born and raised in Los Angeles and graduated from UCLA. She went on to write television comedies for Gerald McRaney, Burt Reynolds, Roseanne Barr, Norm Macdonald, Drew Carey, as well as The Wild Thornberrys and Sweet Valley High. After leaving the business to raise her boys, she got a master's degree in nutrition and ran her own business for ten years. Recently, she’s written over 20 essays for the Huffington Post and Maria Shriver, and has spoken on panels discussing empowering women in midlife. Leslie is a member of the Writers Guild of America, as well as the UCLA Alumni Association. In her free time, Leslie loves to read, exercise, and hang out with friends. She lives in Southern California, is married, and has two sons.