Ten days that changed everything.
Robbie Sullivan arrives on the tiny island of Astellos with a suitcase, a struggling relationship waiting back in Sydney, and one goal: get enough distance to figure things out.
What she doesn’t expect is James Harrington. The maddeningly composed heir to an American media empire.
James is on the island for reasons of his own. He and Robbie have almost nothing in common, except perhaps the uncomfortable feeling that neither of them is living quite the life they chose.
Over ten sun-soaked days, between ocean swims, Greek dancing, hidden sea grottos, accidental adventures and a village that seems determined to adopt her, Robbie begins to remember the version of herself she’d almost forgotten.
And somewhere between friendship and something far more dangerous, James starts to feel less like part of the holiday and more like the one thing she won’t know how to leave behind.
But ten days were always going to end.
And sometimes the bravest thing you can do is admit that the life you built isn't the life you want.
Ten Days is a warm, funny, slow-burn contemporary romance about escape, ambition, friendship, finding yourself again—and the person you meet when you finally do.

‘I was literally screaming and smiling so much that my cheeks hurt.’ Reader review
‘It has really been a long time since I felt so much emotion over a book. I didn't even want it to end.’ Reader Review