Synopsis:
The Name Drop is a charming contemporary romantic comedy that plays with mistaken identity, first impressions, and the messy excitement of falling in love. When a simple mix-up leads people to believe the protagonist is connected to someone far more famous than she actually is, she suddenly finds herself navigating unexpected attention, social pressure, and a relationship built on a misunderstanding. As feelings begin to grow, the line between what is real and what is assumed becomes increasingly blurred. Set against a vibrant modern backdrop, the story explores self-worth, honesty, and the courage it takes to be seen for who you truly are. Warm, witty, and emotionally sincere, this novel captures the thrill and vulnerability of young love in the age of appearances.

About the Author:
Susan Lee is a bestselling author known for writing heartfelt and humorous young adult fiction that centers on identity, culture, and romance. Her stories often feature Korean American protagonists and draw inspiration from pop culture, family dynamics, and contemporary teen life. Praised for her sharp dialogue and emotional authenticity, Susan Lee writes characters who feel genuine and relatable as they navigate love, expectations, and self-discovery. Her work has earned a strong following among readers who enjoy modern romantic stories with depth, cultural nuance, and plenty of heart.