Not Another Romcom
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Last published Tue, Oct 28, 2025
When bestselling romance author, Wren Trainor's, annoying publishing agent suggests that the reason she's stuck on her next book is because her own love life is lacking, the plucky novelist decides to prove him wrong. With the help of her well meaning, but misguided best friend, Wren begins her hunt for Mr Right... which somehow becomes live-streamed on every social media platform known to man. As if that's not enough, Wren finds herself with not just one perfect guy, but three! As the deadline for her novel approaches, and the world cheers on their favorite ship, Wren has a choice to make...and it might just be the choice that no one expected.
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