Finding Mr. Write by Kelley Armstrong

In Kelley Armstrong's delightful romantic comedy, Daphne McFadden finds herself unexpectedly catapulted into literary stardom after posing as a male author, Zane Remington. What started as a playful experiment to challenge the publishing industry's biases against female writers turns into a whirlwind of success, complete with a major book deal and widespread acclaim. The only catch? Zane Remington doesn't actually exist.

Desperate to maintain the charade, Daphne hires Chris Stanton, a practical accountant with no acting experience, to play the role of Zane in public. Chris reluctantly agrees, thrust into the spotlight as the rugged, outdoorsy persona that Daphne has created. As they navigate media frenzy and the challenges of maintaining their deception, Chris finds himself drawn not only into the role but also into a burgeoning attraction to Daphne.

Set against the breathtaking backdrop of the Yukon wilderness, the story unfolds with humor and charm as Chris struggles to embody the persona of Zane Remington while grappling with his growing feelings for Daphne. As their fabricated identity gains momentum, they must navigate the complexities of fame, fandom, and the risk of their deception being exposed.

Armstrong deftly weaves together the comedic escapades of Chris and Daphne with themes of identity, authenticity, and the power of storytelling. The novel explores the blurred lines between truth and fiction in the digital age, while celebrating the triumph of creativity and love in unexpected places. With a mix of wit, adventure, and romance, "Write Lie" promises readers a delightful journey into the world of literary fame and the unexpected bonds that can form when pretending becomes all too real. ❤️📚❤️