Greta and Daphne thought their bond could never be broken. They were wrong. For Greta Donovan, happiness has always felt out of reach. She relates better to facts than people and has always struggled to fit in. Daphne Saito, her best friend, attracts people wherever she goes. A beautiful woman with a cunning mind, she uses her looks and charm as a shield. Together, they have a bond stronger than blood. After college, the friends leave their pasts behind to build a life in L.A. Used to relying on Daphne for support, Greta surprises them both by settling in quickly, and within weeks, she has a job, new friends, and falls in love...with her boss. Jealous of Greta's new relationship, Dephne resorts to desperate measures to keep Greta close-and tragedy follows. Can Greta have her happily ever after and Daphne, too? A story of friendship, betrayal, and falling in love in your early twenties, this unforgettable novel is perfect for fans of Colleen Hoover and Elin Hildebrand.

 "An evocative story of enduring friendship, rivalry, and the ties that bind." - Booktrib Magazine 

"Equal parts heartbreaking and heartening, Entanglement shines a light on the interior lives of two flawed and fascinating women." Washington Post bestselling author Camille Pagán "Women and men, love and obsession, need and want: Entanglement has it all!" USA Today bestselling author Ann Garvin Like all of Katie Rose Pryal's writing, the IPPY-Gold-winning Hollywood Lights Series centers mental health struggles and neurodiversity, and Pryal is a bipolar-autistic author.

 Entanglement also features a hottie production tech, a movie star with a heart of gold, workplace romance, and a fish-out-of-water love story with a happily ever after. It is the first book in the completed, award-winning Hollywood Lights Series. Content Note: Entanglement contains strong romantic elements with some steamy and fade-to-black scenes. There is one flashback of sexual violence against a teenaged girl; one physical assault against an adult woman; and flashbacks of verbal abuse of children by their parents.