It is romcom at its greatest...definitely one of the best books I've read this year.' Book Nerd Anonymous
What if you got a second chance with your first love?
What happens when you meet your teenage heart-throb – when you're both all grown up? When Cassie was fifteen, all she wanted was to marry Jesse Franklin, the bassist from her favourite band, Franko. Now she's single, in her late twenties and wondering what happened to that teenage dream.
A chance encounter on Facebook soon leads to a transatlantic hook up, and soon, Jesse and Cassie are having a long-distance love affair spanning five thousand miles.
Cassie is on cloud nine – until she hears something that makes her think that Jesse might not be all that he seems. They say never meet your heroes – but what happens when you fall in love with them…?
Are Cassie and Jesse star crossed lovers, destined to be together? Or should Cassie have left her crush in the box marked 'teenage memories'?
Previously published as Getting Over Jesse Franklin, this brand new edition has had extensive editorial changes.
'It is romcom writing at its best; dreamy with nostalgia, with a strong, funny and relatable female protagonist and a super sexy leading man. I just loved it! Lia Louis – author of Somewhere Close to Happy
'Call Me, Maybe is all your teenage fantasies come true. Chapman writes with such warmth about love, family and friendship that I smiled the whole way through this delightfully charming book.' Laura Pearson, author of Nobody's Wife
Readers are loving Call Me, Maybe!
'What an original idea for a romance book! Anyone who can remember their teenage fan crush (come on, I bet you can) will relate to Cassie… a really enjoyable read, full of nostalgia, hope and a little piece of every teenage crush daydream.' (5 stars) Bee Books Beauty
'WOW!! I loved this book… Cassie is an "everywoman" in her relationships with her friends and exes. She's real and has flaws… I think Stephie Chapman's writing will touch so many on different levels.' (5 stars) Reader Review
'I have loved this book, it has been such a delightful and pleasant read…This is a book which had me hooked from the very beginning.' (5 stars) Little Miss Book Lover
'A really funny, current, relatable, well written, romantic book that all chicklit and romance fans will devour in one sitting.' Reader Review
'an entertaining and amusing read, with plenty of love and laughs to hold my interest throughout the book.' Stardust Book Reviews
'This one is as cute as its cover…delightful characters, engaging banter and a realistic view on love and friendship.' Reader Review
'Super cute!! I loved it!...It was sweet and just angsty enough to keep you wondering how things would turn out.' (5 stars) Reader Review Stephie Chapman was born in England in the mid 1980s, which makes her thirty-something (but if you ask, she'll tell you she's 27). Now, she lives on the South coast of the UK, has a day job to keep her holiday budget topped up, and two kids and a husband to keep an eye on.
