Claire has been diving for ten years, and her love for the ocean inspired many of the scenes in her debut novel, Head First. Since graduating from Emory University with a degree in English Literature, Claire has moved to the Pacific Northwest, where you can find her hiking, attempting to keep her houseplants alive, or obsessively reading NYT advice columns.

I loved this sparkling and flirty take on the close-proximity trope, with warring marine biologists stuck together on a diving trip. With the sun-drenched setting this is the perfect holiday read, and I was rooting for hot hero Hugh and heroine Andi every fin-flip of the way. Emily Henry fans will love it!

Claire has been diving for ten years, and her love for the ocean inspired many of the scenes in her debut novel, Head First. Since graduating from Emory University with a degree in English Literature, Claire has moved to the Pacific Northwest, where you can find her hiking, attempting to keep her houseplants alive, or obsessively reading NYT advice columns.

I loved this sparkling and flirty take on the close-proximity trope, with warring marine biologists stuck together on a diving trip. With the sun-drenched setting this is the perfect holiday read, and I was rooting for hot hero Hugh and heroine Andi every fin-flip of the way. Emily Henry fans will love it!

Claire has been diving for ten years, and her love for the ocean inspired many of the scenes in her debut novel, Head First. Since graduating from Emory University with a degree in English Literature, Claire has moved to the Pacific Northwest, where you can find her hiking, attempting to keep her houseplants alive, or obsessively reading NYT advice columns.

I loved this sparkling and flirty take on the close-proximity trope, with warring marine biologists stuck together on a diving trip. With the sun-drenched setting this is the perfect holiday read, and I was rooting for hot hero Hugh and heroine Andi every fin-flip of the way. Emily Henry fans will love it!