One More Made Up Love Song

One More Made Up Love Song by Jenny Proctor is a charming, closed-door romance that brings together the glittering world of rock music and the quiet longing of a personal assistant who dreams of something more. Ivy Conway, a grounded and relatable 26-year-old, has spent over four years as the right-hand woman to Freddie Ridgefield, a charismatic rockstar whose life is anything but ordinary. While Ivy enjoys the perks of her job (travel, great pay, and early access to new music), she’s determined to keep her feelings for Freddie strictly professional, even as the chemistry between them simmers beneath the surface. When a public kiss spins out of control, Ivy and Freddie find themselves caught in a fake-dating scheme that quickly blurs the lines between performance and reality, forcing Ivy to question what she truly wants from life and love. Set against the backdrop of the music industry, with scenes that whisk readers from tour buses to recording studios, this story explores themes of ambition, family loyalty, and the price of fame. Ivy isn’t drawn to the spotlight, but when her younger sister needs help, Freddie steps in, deepening their connection in unexpected ways. Told with warmth and humor, One More Made Up Love Song is perfect for readers who enjoy crackling chemistry, emotional depth, and wholesome romance without explicit content. Proctor delivers a heartfelt tale about finding your place in the world, the courage to chase new dreams, and the messy, beautiful reality of falling for someone when the stakes are high. If you love stories where love feels real, the dialogue sparkles, and the ending leaves you smiling, this book is a must-read.