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A funny and timeless novel from Luci Adams in the vein of Sophie Cousens and Kelly Harms featuring:
*One horrible, "bury your head under the covers" kind of day
*Two adorable children to nanny; and
*Their very hot, very single father
Daisy has realized you really can hit rock bottom when you lose your job, your boyfriend, and are estranged from your sister all at once. Seeking to claw her way out from the very definition of a bad year, her plan is to start by simply looking like she's clawing her way out of rock bottom. On Instagram. Obviously.
But when she takes a stopgap job as a nanny to help a single father with his two young girls, being immersed in a close-knit, loving family starts to poke holes in her plan. Can making her not-so-picture-perfect life look perfect online really help her derailed career get back on track? Can it mend her relationship with her unreliable and painfully irritating sister? And can it get her back in the arms of her unbelievably beautiful and shallow ex...and as she gets closer to someone new, does she even want to?
A sparkling and bright novel of love, second chances, and finding your way in the age of ennui and influencers, It Must Be True Then is a delight for the millennial and Gen Z age.
Most Anticipated Romance by The Nerd Daily and Culturess
About the author
Luci Adams (she/her) started out working in tax before moving into copywriting, creating social posts for Apple Music, and assisting with Amazon and BBC productions at Working Title Television. She now works as a senior analyst at
The Guardian by day and writes uproariously funny and inventive rom coms by night.
Not That Kind of Ever After is her debut novel.
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"The book's vibrant prose, appealing hero and heroine, and two kid characters who steal every scene combine to create a truly feel-good story. This is a treat." - Publishers Weekly
"If you are looking for a book that will give you that cozy feeling of curling up with your oldest friend and a nice glass of wine, then this is it. I found myself smiling throughout the entire story." - Chick Lit Central
