Finding Mr. Write BY Kelley Armstrong

In Kelley Armstrong's delightful romantic comedy, Daphne McFadden finds herself unexpectedly propelled into literary stardom after adopting a male pseudonym, Zane Remington, for her new book. What started as a whim to combat gender bias in publishing results in a frenzy of success—book deals, a bidding war, and widespread fame. Now faced with the daunting task of convincing the world that Zane Remington is real, Daphne devises a plan: hire Chris Stanton, a practical-minded accountant with no acting experience, to play the role.

Chris reluctantly agrees to the charade, thrusting himself into the spotlight as the outdoorsy and rugged Zane Remington. As media attention intensifies, Chris not only has to embody the persona of his fictional counterpart but also navigate the challenges of the remote Yukon wilderness and manage an enthusiastic fanbase that idolizes Zane.

Amidst the chaos, Chris finds himself developing genuine feelings for Daphne, complicating their professional arrangement. As their fabricated persona gains momentum and risks of exposure loom, both Daphne and Chris must confront the consequences of their deception.

Kelley Armstrong's novel skillfully blends humor with romance, offering a witty exploration of identity, ambition, and the power of perception in the literary world. As Daphne and Chris navigate the whirlwind of fame and the pitfalls of their ruse, readers are treated to a heartwarming and entertaining tale of love and self-discovery set against the backdrop of a captivating literary hoax.