Rosie Danan’s latest novel may be entitled ‘Do Your Worst,’ but the swoon-worthy supernatural romance is the author at her very best.

You'll never forget your first… romance book, that is. And I, for one, believe this to be true. It was a sunny day in Los Angeles when my friend climbed into my small silver hatchback for our semi-regular coffee run to the small take-out window that had opened a few minutes from her house as a result of the lessening COVID-19 restrictions. "I have something for you," she squealed, thrusting a shiny pink book into my hands. "If you thought Bridgerton was spicy, just wait. I need you to start this immediately." The novel she had just bestowed upon me was Rosie Danan's The Roommate, and it quite literally changed my life forever. While it is miles and not a pandemic that now separates us, my friends and I still pour over romance novels, either in tandem or sequentially, as we did with Rosie's debut. Yet, no matter how many books we read together, there will always be an extra layer of magic that comes along with a story penned by Danan. And that layer is even more impactful in her most recent release.