Method

Method isn't a romance; it's a love story with all the messy human parts left in.

"With beautiful, flowing prose and a fascinating behind-the-scenes look at film sets, makeup artistry, and method acting, the story creates a world that feels both vivid and immersive."

At the heart of Method are Tully and James-two complicated, vulnerable, layered characters who feel remarkably real. Tully Sutton is a neurodivergent young artist who has struggled so hard to meet the expectations of her family, society, and relationships that she's unsure of who she really is anymore. James Cade Bennett is a famous Method actor who, after years of mistakes, likes to forget who he is by jumping from character to character.

When Tully's best friend pushes her out of her safe zone to work as a makeup assistant on a movie, a chance encounter puts her on the radar of the notorious actor. Tully finds herself intrigued by the attention. The problem is that she can't be sure if she's engaging with James Cade Bennett or one of his characters she meets along the way. A chivalrous and curious captain of the Civil War? A protective mafia boss struggling with the good and evil inside him? A rugged and reclusive musician? Only time will tell if two lost people can find themselves when they find each other, especially when love is unscripted.

and James is an intriguing character whose different sides somehow come together into one compelling whole. Their connection unfolds with just enough tension and mystery to keep you turning the pages.

Method is a simmering slow burn romance that goes far beyond the typical tropes and formulas. Written with emotional depth that captures insecurity, friendship, love, creativity, pain, and personal growth with remarkable honesty, Method makes it easy to become invested in the characters as they deal with the deep need to been seen and the fear that comes with it.