Authorship

Hello, stranger!

I have always been a hopeless romantic, a millennial who grew up with Leonardo DiCaprio and Sex & the City. And I have probably watched 90ties rom-com classics such as When Harry Met Sally and Notting Hill more than a dozen times.

I have previsously worked as a acquring editor for commercial fiction in one of Norway's largest publishing houses, and now I work as a freelance editor, writing instructor and writer.

XoXo Anne Louise

"Love Between The Lines"

– A stand alone rom-com series set in the Nordic publishing industry

Happy ending

(Aschehoug, 2025)

One of the BEST BOOKS OF THE YEAR, 2025, VG

Love & Anarchy meets Call My Agent meets Notting Hill in this opposites attract rom-com set in Nordic publishing industry!

Karo Løwe has always believed in happy endings, until she meets Love Sandström.

A hopeless romantic, Karo grew up dreaming of fairy-tale love and now writes sugary sweet YA novels filled with happy endings.

Love, on the other hand, is a literary icon, known for his existential, brooding masterpieces. Romance? That’s for dreamers.

After an epic karaoke embarrassment at the Gothenburg Book Fair goes viral, Karo finds herself at the center of a publicity stunt: Love’s renowed publisher wants to pair her and Love to co-write a novel. The goal? Blending their worlds for a guaranteed international bestseller.

There’s just one problem — initially neither of them wants to do it. And when they do they clash over every page.

Slowly Karo starts to see past Love’s arrogance and into something deeper. And before she knows it, there’s a spark she really doesn’t want to acknowledge. But Love has a secret.

And happy endings? They don’t always come easy.

Critical acclaim for Happy Ending

«Happy Ending is simply a clever book, characterized more by inside jokes and jibes at the industry than by the genre’s penchant for well-worn clichés and standardised plots. We are dealing with a meta-romance, which is quite unusual. (…) It’s really quite cleverly done.»

Inger Bentzrud

Dagbladet

«The hottest thing in Norwegian literature! 'Happy Ending' is a captivating, clever and charming romance featuring the hottest bookstore sex in Norwegian literature. [It]can be described as Emily Henry meets Christina Lauren with a dash of Ali Hazelwood. it is captivating and heart-warming, and has bestseller potential.»

Elin Brend Bjørhei

«A successful addition [to the romance genre]»

Bjørn Ivar Fyksen

Klassekampen

One More Chance

(Aschehoug, 2026)

Call my Agent meets The Devil Wear Prada in this rom-com about two literary agents and one huge betrayal.

Eight years ago, Mira made a pact with herself: She is never going to trust anyone again – especially not trust her heart to a man she works with. Back then she was a rising star at Copenhagen’s largest literary agency, but after questioning financial discrepancies, she got fired.

Now she has rebuilt herself, running her own successful agency, and she revels in literary parties, vintage designer bags and gorgeous men.

But then Thomas Vintergaard shows up. He is still brilliant, still annoyingly attractive, and still the one who broke her career and heart. When he asks her and her authors to join a glamorous book tour in Scandinavia, she really wants to turn him down. But she needs the publicity. And how difficult could it be to keep a distance in ten days? As it turns out: Difficult indeed.

In between authors quarreling, disastrous interviews, double-booked hotel rooms and a steaming Finnish sauna, Thomas and Mira manage to work it out – successfully on several levels. But when Mira discovers that the fraud is still ongoing and that Thomas’s best friend is involved, she must decide: should she tell Thomas, risking that he chooses loyalty to his friend over her, or should she walk away, and possibly loose happiness with the only man she’s ever truly loved?

Critical acclaim for One More Chance

«A solid and entertaining addition to Norwegian romance literature (...) A warm, funny and entertaining novel that proves that Norwegian romance has gotten an author with ambitions of more than a happy ending.»

Maren Dahl Keller

Bok365

«By setting the plot in the cynical side of the book industry, [Morseth] elevates the book from being a purely formulaic novel to becoming a clever commentary on the genre. The novel is entertaining and keeps the reader hooked … will delight both genre fans and literary readers. … I’m thoroughly enjoying myself in her literary universe.»

Ánne Márjá Guttorm Graven

NRK

«Just sit back and enjoy the ride. Some books are just meant to be fun. (…) plenty of brilliant scenes and just the right amount of raunchiness / detailed descriptions of sexual encounters. … a little highlight of this summer.»

Maria Årolilja Rø

Adresseavisen