How Does That Make You Feel?

Emily Henry's Happy Place meets My Big Fat Greek Weddingin this dazzling romance about a therapist who is an expert at relationships... just maybe not her own.
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Praise for Christina Pishiris:
'I loved it. It's an absolute joy' BETH O'LEARY
'Voicy, heartfelt, hilarious, propulsive - this book is brilliant' CHRISTINA LAUREN
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Nella Praxitelis is a relationship expert - just not in her own life.
After discovering her boyfriend's betrayal on what was meant to be a proposal night, she feels her world shatter. Heartbroken, she returns home, only to find her sister's wedding plans in full swing.
To her dismay, the best man is Mark Marino, the striking brother of her late first love, who blames her for his brother's heartache. Forced together by family chaos, Nella and Mark navigate wedding preparations, igniting an unexpected chemistry that neither can ignore.
As they share dance lessons and late-night talks, Nella must confront her past and the possibility of love again. Can she mend old wounds and embrace a second chance, or will lingering secrets and family drama push her to accept she's not meant for love?
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Perfect for fans of:
真 Spice
真真真真 Enemies to lovers
真 Forced proximity
真 Escapist beach reads

About the author

Christina Pishiris

Product details

• Authors: Christina Pishiris
• Publisher: Harlequin (UK)
• Languages: English
• Product format: Paperback
• Release: 04.06.2026
• EAN: 9780008807047
• ISBN: 978-0-00-880704-7
• Dimensions: 129 mm x 198 mm x 21 mm
• Subjects: Fiction > Narrative literature; NON-CLASSIFIABLE, FICTION / Women, FICTION / Romance / Romantic Comedy, FICTION / Family Life / Marriage & Divorce, Humorous fiction, Cyprus, Stationery and miscellaneous items, Miscellaneous items, Romance: medical, Modern and Contemporary romance, Wedding / Marriage, Family life fiction / Stories about family, FICTION / Romance / Enemies to Lovers, FICTION / Romance / Second Chances, Narrative theme: love / relationships, Romance: enemies to lovers, Romance: unintentional or forced proximity