Not Like The Other Girls
Just what we get when we mash up all cliché situations into one.
When Lily, a stereotypical sad girl who is totally not like the other girls, accidentally spills coffee on Every, a generic billionaire CEO, they fall in love at first sight. Like in every tale, they meet a villain, because without a villain, there is no hero. So, as anyone else would, they escape, taking refuge in the fantasy world of The Nutcracker.
Hang on tight for this chaotic rollercoaster ride.
Lily
She’s just her—a tiny, bite-sized small-town girl with no cash or common sense. But she is the main character, so instead of rotting away, unknown and unimportant, she meets a rich young man. One with beauty beyond her dreams, with wealth beyond her whole small town’s yearly funding, and a personality beyond her expectations. And for the plot’s sake, she is also a secret fairy queen, heir to Fairyland, the Land of Sweets.
Every
He’s the CEO, the youngest in history, the richest in the world. In fact, he is the very personification of most romance heroes. At twenty-five, he has somehow amassed a whole empire, not only by generational wealth, but also by being multi-career. A spy. A shifter. A mafia gangster. A gym bro. A knight. Any job you can name. And he is tall, taller than his girl, taller than the trees, a miscalculated exaggeration of how tall most romance book heroes are.
A trashy romcom-satire you won’t want to put down.
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