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Violence
None
No violence
Language
Barely any
Mild language in a contemporary romance register
Sexual Content
A lot
Explicit romantic and sexual content in the romance-novel standard
Substance Use
Barely any
Social drinking
Emotional Intensity
Barely any
No significant psychological concerns; a light contemporary romance
What this book is about
Fizzy Chen is a romance novelist who has lost faith in love. Conner Prince is a documentary filmmaker newly arrived in San Diego. When Fizzy's publisher pushes her toward a publicity stunt — a reality dating show where Fizzy actually tries to find a relationship — Connor is the one who ends up producing it. A show designed to create a love story starts creating one off-camera. Christina Lauren's dual-narrative romance is warm, smart, and built on the specific irony of falling in love while trying to prove love is real.
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explicit sexual content
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