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A Not So Meet Cute (2021)

The perfect combination of hilarious moments and pure romance.

Probably, the most common question asked to couples is How did you two meet? And the answer is most often some bubbly, love-filled tale of being hit in the butt by Cupid’ s arrow.

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Meet Huxley Cone, who was just another billionaire who wanted to get a deal with a delegate that didn’t seem to be impressed by his cold exterior. So in order to get his attention, Huxley pretends to be engaged to someone else but he doesn’t know how long it takes to find a suitable woman.

“A brilliantly clever and laugh-out-loud funny modern day remake of Pretty Woman in this new novel from an USA Today bestselling author Meghan Quinn, following a desperate millionaire who seeks out a fiancée.”

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That’s when he met Lottie Gardner, a beautiful stranger who was lost while casually strolling through his neighborhood and his whole life was suddenly turned upside down.

A Not So Meet Cute (2021) by Meghan Quinn

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