Whatever pining bubbled up as they wrote during intense, secluded periods was suppressed in real life, only to be expressed through their fiction. Nathan and Katrina had amazing innate chemistry at first, but they met at a complicated stage of life and never enjoyed good timing. Their literary doppelgängers in The Roughest Draft, on the other hand, had a far more turbulent start to their relationship. In a call to their home in Los Angeles, Wibberley and Siegemund-Broka readily admit that they’ve known each other so long that it’s hard for them to pinpoint when they first met. But the line between a polite peace and real affection proves slippery and hard to maintain. Nathan and Katrina return to Key Largo, Florida, where they wrote their first book, to fulfill the requirements of their contract and write one final love story together. But unfortunately for them, they signed a two-book deal, and the deadline for their second novel is looming.
Their relationship fell apart shortly after releasing a bestselling novel, and the pair haven’t spoken in three years. Nathan Van Huysen and Katrina Freeling were once close friends and writing partners. But the characters in their adult debut, The Roughest Draft, have a far thornier path to happily ever after. Long before they even thought of writing romance, they were childhood rivals-turned-friends who fell in love. The authors of four acclaimed young adult novels, Emily Wibberley and Austin Siegemund-Broka enjoy a friends-to-lovers romance that is better than fiction.
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