Sarah Adams

Sarah Adams is an American writer of contemporary romantic comedies, including The Cheat Sheet, When in Rome, Practice Makes Perfect, and the Los Angeles Sharks novels. Based in Nashville, she is known for stories that combine slow-building romance, humor, close-knit communities, and emotionally guarded characters. When in Rome follows pop singer Amelia Rose, who is exhausted by her public persona and escapes toward the small Kentucky town that shares a name with Audrey Hepburn's Roman Holiday. Her car fails outside baker Noah Walker's home, forcing two people wary of attention and intimacy into temporary proximity. The novel uses celebrity pressure and small-town hospitality to explore boundaries, trust, family responsibility, and the difference between a marketed image and a private self. Rome, Kentucky, and its relationships are fictional; the book is not a portrait of Hepburn or a guide to celebrity mental health.