Point of Order

Claire Shaw did not come to Washington to lose.She came with a five-year plan, a prosecutor's voice, and a party that already liked her enough to be dangerous. Roman Hale came with rolled sleeves, a union lawyer's grin, and a talent for being hated on television.They are seated on the same committee. They are assigned to a working group neither wanted. The first time they speak, it already sounds like a war.Then a floor fight goes viral, and the cameras decide they are a pair.What the cameras do not get is the rest: late offices, recess texts, a snowed-in kitchen, and a secret that keeps calling itself the last time.She has more to lose. He is worse at being careful. The Hill is full of people who can smell a story.They still have to vote. They still have to go home.The question is whether they can keep the job and the life in the same body.POINT OF ORDER is a dual-POV rivals-to-lovers political romance: enemies in the well of the House, a relationship that cannot survive daylight, and a fade-to-black slow burn.