Honey & Spice

A REESE'S BOOK CLUB AND TIKTOK BOOK CLUB PICK

'Hilarious, hot and heartfelt' MEG CABOT
'Gorgeously written and heart-meltingly romantic' BETH O'LEARY
'Romantic, sexy, fun, delicious and important' MARIAN KEYES

Sisters, beware the 'Wasteman of Whitewell' . . .

As host of radio show Brown Sugar, Kiki Banjo's mission is to protect her listeners from heartbreak. Which puts Whitewell College's newest student, handsome 'player' Malakai Korede, at the top of her hitlist.

But when Kiki's dream summer internship in New York depends on finding a fresh angle for her radio show, she must make an unlikely bargain with Malakai himself - to put their simmering clashes aside to form a fake relationship, something sweet and spicy enough to win over the whole campus.

However, close proximity to the notorious heartbreaker brings everything Kiki thought she knew about her own heart into question. Why does throwing out her stringent romantic rulebook suddenly so tempting?

Will she find it in her to resist?

A fresh, utterly addictive rom-com from Sunday Times bestselling author Bola Babalola, Honey & Spice is full of delicious tension and romantic intrigue that will make you weak at the knees.

'Romance will never be dead, as long as Bolu is writing it' JESSIE BURTON

'Everything you could ever want from a romance and more - the vibes are simply immaculate' ZOELLA

'Charming and funny' OBSERVER

'The book many have been waiting for' LIZZIE DAMILOLA BLACKBURN

'Kiki compares her feelings for Malakai as like swallowing a star. That's a bit how I felt after reading this messy but joyful book' THE TIMES

'Breathes new life into the genre with its vibrant characters and sexy, authentic voice' RED

'Smart, sexy and energetic' EMMA GANNON

'This book is so addictive' ANNIE LORD

WHY READERS LOVE HONEY & SPICE

'Sweet and spicy'

'How modern chick flicks should, and probably will, look like'

'Warm, funny and sweet. I see a lot of myself & experiences in the main character Kiki - and we love that kind of representation'

'Funny, hot, thought-provoking'