Description
A Duluth morning-radio host who has spent two years telling listeners about her anonymous “Mr. Wonderful” gets dumped two weeks before her sponsor’s live Valentine’s broadcast, so she recruits the gruff ice-fishing outfitter who calls in every dawn to argue with her. He needs one full-house February to close his late father’s business with its debts paid; she needs a boyfriend by February 14, and neither of them planned on the lie becoming the truest thing on the air.
Genre: Contemporary romance / fake dating romantic comedy
Tropes: Fake dating, grumpy/sunshine, public lie, forced proximity, Valentine’s deadline, on-air banter
Target length: 80,000–90,000 words (about 340–380 pages)
What’s inside this Pocket Plot
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