From Hannah Rothschild comes a witty, glamorous, and sharply observed novel set in the high-stakes world of art—where beauty, money, and ambition collide.

Annie McDee is a struggling chef in London, trying to rebuild her life after heartbreak.

On a whim, she buys a dusty old painting from a junk shop—never imagining it could be anything special.

But the painting is no ordinary find.

Soon, Annie is thrust into the cutthroat world of elite art collectors, dealers, and billionaires, all desperate to get their hands on what may be a lost eighteenth-century masterpiece. As she uncovers the painting’s history, she is drawn into a web of greed, deception, and long-buried secrets stretching back centuries.

Amid the chaos, Annie must navigate a world she doesn’t understand—while also confronting her own past and the possibility of opening her heart again.

Clever, satirical, and richly layered, The Improbability of Love explores the value of art, the nature of love, and the strange ways they intertwine.

✨ Genre: Contemporary / Literary Fiction / Romance / Satire
🌶️ Spice Level: Low to Moderate

📚 Series: Standalone

Smart, stylish, and full of intrigue—perfect for readers who love art-world drama, witty storytelling, and unexpected love stories 🎨📖