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Book cover titled 'It's Not You' by Ellen O'Clover, divided into three sections: city skyline at sunset with two people standing, mountain scene with a house and two people walking, and a lakeside with a couple hugging. 
Available September 15, 2026
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IF NOT YOU

Five years of history. Four weeks on the road. Two rival copywriters learning love is the hardest sell of all.

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Adult Contemporary

Book cover titled "The Heartbreak Hotel" by Ellen O'Clover featuring an illustration of a teal house with a porch, surrounded by trees, with a couple standing close and holding hands in front of it during an autumn scene.
A colorful book cover with three scenes showing different couples, separated by horizontal color blocks. The top scene has a city skyline with a man and woman standing and looking at each other. The middle scene depicts a mountain landscape with a couple walking and holding hands. The bottom scene shows a coastal view with a couple hugging near the water. The title reads 'If Not You,' with the subtitle 'Love gets the last word,' and the author's name is Ellen O'Clover.

Young Adult

Book cover for 'Seven Percent of Ro Deveraux' by Ellen O'Clover. Features an illustration of a girl with long blonde hair, wearing an orange jacket and a turquoise shirt, with a second small figure of a boy sitting on her hair holding a phone, set against a mountainous background.
The cover of the book titled 'The Someday Daugther' by Ellen O'Clover, featuring an illustration of a girl sitting on the floor with a dog beside her, and a window in the background.

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