A Woman Like Her

Love has its ups and downs.It’s been five years since fate upended resilient Chloe Bronstein’s world. While she may be living with her father and her acting career has taken a decidedly unexpected turn, she’s alive. And she’s intrigued by Sanji, the charming new elevator operator in her quaint Manhattan apartment building. There’s just something about the Mumbai-born, Oxford-educated, thoroughly modern elevator man that doesn’t quite add up.Sanji is dazzled by Chloe. They have so much in common: Both defiant. Both independent. Both determined to live by their own rules. But there’s one thing about Sanji that Chloe doesn’t know. Yet.However hesitant Chloe and Sanji’s burgeoning romance is – complicated by family, friends, neighbours and the past – it also awakens them to life’s limitless possibilities.

'The beautiful tale of two people who were never meant to meet ... Unputdownable ... very well done.' -- Cosmopolitan
'A novel both powerful and fragile. The perfect romantic comedy à la Blake Edwards.' -- Elle

Neil Shah is an Audie Award–nominated narrator and AudioFile Earphones Award winner who has recorded over twenty audiobooks. A classically trained actor with an MFA from the Old Globe/University of San Diego program, Neil has appeared off-Broadway and on regional stages, as well as in film and television. Megan Tusing is an experienced actress and voice artist based in New York City. Her love for storytelling developed at a young age when introduced to William Shakespeare. She quickly developed a passion for language which eventually led her to pursue a career in acting. She has appeared on stage, in films and on such television programs as Law & Order: SVU and CI, Blue Bloods and Person of Interest. Megan has narrated a number of audiobooks, including several mystery thrillers by Denise Grover Swank, Glenn Meade, Karen Brown and Warren Adler. I translate from French into English in the fields of fiction & non-fiction, marketing & advertising, art & culture, and international development. I live in Brooklyn, New York, and hold a Ph.D. in French from Columbia University, where I wrote my dissertation on 18th-century French novels. Previously, I taught at Colgate University and Columbia University and also worked as the New York correspondent for the French art newspaper Le Journal des Arts. I have been invited to speak on the art of translation and the translation industry by Duke University and the Middlebury Institute for International Studies at Monterey, and have presented at the annual conferences of the American Translators Association and the American Literary Translators Association.

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