Malaysian author Zen Cho's latest rom-com brings 'frenemies' together – with a dash of legalese


With 'Behind Frenemy Lines', award-winning author Zen Cho extends her rom-com repertoire, delivering a sharp and witty rivals-to-lovers tale. — IZZRAFIQ ALIAS/The Star

What would you do if your so-called “bad luck charm”, who always happens to be present whenever something embarrassing happens to you, suddenly becomes your office mate?

That’s what London-based lawyer Kriya Rajasekar faces on her first day at a new law firm. The office mate in question, Charles Goh, isn’t exactly pleased, either. Staid and by-the-book, Charles finds his carefully balanced life upended with Kriya’s appearance.

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