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Is love on the small screen better than the real thing?
A young divorcée finds herself in the ideal world of her favorite 2000s teen soap in this gleefully nostalgic and completely fresh* romance from the author of This Spells Love.
*Jessica Joyce, bestselling author of You, with a View
Newly divorced on the eve of her thirtieth birthday, Brynn is sick of heartbreak. She thought she had found her happy ending, but now shes living with a roommate, Josh, to afford her mortgage, and shes trying to adjust to her new single life. At least shes got Carsons Cove to binge, her beloved 2000s teenage soap. The show ended unexpectantly on a cliffhanger after five seasons, and the two main characters, Sloan and Spencer, never got to declare their love for each other. The show is still perfect in Brynns eyes; despite all the drama that goes down, things always have a way of working out in Carsons Cove . . . unlike her own life.
So when a birthday cake surprisingly shows up on her and Joshs doorstep, Brynn makes a wish for the one thing shes always wanted (but has failed to achieve herself): a happily-ever-after.
The next morning, she doesnt wake up in her apartment. Shes in Carsons Cove . . . and Josh is there too. Everyone seems to know them, except theyre not Brynn and Josh; theyre Sloan, the sweetheart of Carsons Cove, and Fletch, the towns bad boy. And to get home, they have to make Brynns wish come true by ensuring Sloan and Spencer, the hometown heartthrob, end up together at last. But as they spend more time together, Brynn and Josh realize that Carsons Cove might not be as perfect as seen on television . . . especially when they start developing feelings for each other in a plot twist no one has expected. Will they stick to the script, or will real love change the story forever?
