They’re navigating a romantic relationship, with regular challenges thrown their way like Jules’s new job, Vivian’s workaholism, and that small matter of a baby arriving soon. In Above All Things, Jules is no longer working for Vivian. Being pulled even further into each other’s orbit means they can’t help but fall in love - even if it’s the worst possible timing. But when Vivan learns she’s unexpectedly pregnant thanks to one last hurrah with her soon-to-be-ex husband, Jules’s involvement in Vivian’s life goes to a whole other level. She knows all of her boss’s tastes and moods, the ins and outs of how Vivian runs Du Jour magazine, and is the absolute boss of Vivian’s schedule. Tara: When Truth and Measure opens, Jules Moretti has been Vivian Carlisle’s executive assistant for around a year. I’ve been a huge fan of Roslyn Sinclair’s fiction since I was new to fandom altogether, so seeing my favourite of her works getting a new form is fantastic. Susan: And I’m overjoyed that Tara invited me, because I need to squee about these books. One word of caution before we begin: neither of these books stand alone and they must be read together. I was even more thrilled when she agreed to review these books with me. I was thrilled and delighted to learn that Susan is an equally huge fan of DWP fanfic and of Truth and Measure. I’ve probably read it a dozen times in the last 5 years and I’ve often referenced it as one of my favourite books, because at 300,000ish words, that counts (to me, anyway). Could it hold up? Truth and Measure is THE definitive Mirandy ( Devil Wears Prada ) fic in a still-thriving fandom. I’ve been equal parts terrified and thrilled since then, because my favourite fanfic of all time was being turned into original fiction. Tara: When this duology was announced two years ago, I was not okay. Genre: Contemporary Romance, LGBTQIA, Romance

Truth and Measure by Roslyn Sinclair