No Filter

Twenty-three seconds were enough to end his career. She's the one who posted them.

Álex Ferrer has four million followers, a penthouse in Barcelona and a good-morning video he films every single day. Then an anonymous account called @nofilter posts a clip of him laughing at a girl who's crying. It's out of context, it's devastating, and within hours it has millions of views.

His manager calls in a reputation consultant: Nora Vidal. Blunt, unsmiling, allergic to anything fake. Her rules are simple: no phone, no script, no lies. Her plan is even simpler: get him out of Barcelona, to her late aunt's old house in Alp, high in the Catalan Pyrenees, until he remembers who he was before the algorithm.

What Álex doesn't know is that Nora is @nofilter. And she knew the clip was a lie before she posted it.

Long walks across the Cerdanya valley, snow falling on a small mountain village, and a man who turns out to be nothing like the one she destroyed. Every day she spends with him makes the truth harder to tell, and falling for him impossible to avoid.

No Filter is a steamy, standalone enemies-to-lovers contemporary romance with a secret identity, forced proximity and a happily ever after. For adult readers: contains explicit scenes and strong language.