“If you are a fan of Jonathan Tropper or Matthew Norman, you will become a fan of Matthew Hanover.”

—AMAZON REVIEW

“Matthew Hanover has earned the right to be considered alongside other genre greats such as Nick Hornby.”

—AMAZON REVIEW

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“Matthew Hanover delivers a pitch-perfect story in his debut novel.”
—IAN SHANE, AUTHOR OF IN TEN YEARS

“A sweet bit of lad lit that’ll fill your heart with song. Not Famous is almost as much a tribute to Nick Hornby as it is a story in the same vein as his work. There are nods to Jonathan Tropper and Matthew Norman, too.”
—THE IRRESPONSIBLE READER

Not Famous by Matthew Hanover is a delightful, charming, and humorous story that romance readers will thoroughly enjoy and be unable to put down. Matthew Hanover has created well-developed characters that will tug at the heartstrings.”
—CHICK LIT CAFE

“Matthew Hanover’s wit and humor shine in this endearing and entertaining follow up to Not Famous.”
—LAUREN H. MAE, AUTHOR OF THE CATCH

“A brilliant story of two people who are trying to find what they want in life.”
—AMAZON REVIEW

“This is a romantic comedy about being true to yourself and finding your passion.”
—GOODREADS REVIEW

“Matthew Hanover once again delivers the goods, showcasing the need we all have for closure while still moving forward with our lives. The humor is spread throughout, but it’s the characters that blend together on his canvas that makes Not Awkward a masterpiece.”
—WESLEY PARKER, AUTHOR OF HEADPHONES AND HEARTACHES

“Matthew Hanover’s latest is another fun tale populated with characters you want to root for, even when things get awkward.”
—JAMES BAILEY, AUTHOR OF SORRY I WASN’T WHAT YOU NEEDED

“An entertaining, wistful, and evocative romantic comedy.”
—GARY GOLDSTEIN, AUTHOR OF THE LAST BIRTHDAY PARTY

“A touching tale of love, parenting, and growing up.”
—JON RANCE, BESTSELLING AUTHOR OF THIS THIRTY SOMETHING LIFE

“Matthew Hanover continues his streak of examining the psyches of men in distress, with heartfelt and oftentimes hilarious results. The characters are real, working hand in hand with the narrative to form a formidable one-two punch that results in a knockout..”
—WESLEY PARKER, AUTHOR OF HEADPHONES AND HEARTACHES

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