How To Plot A Payback
$17.99
He crossed an ocean, and it still wasn’t enough to escape his lifelong nemesis. Now he has to work with her.
Successful screenwriter Finn Masters just landed his dream job writing for Neighbors, one of Hollywood’s highest-rated, longest-running sitcoms. The only downside? It will put him back in proximity of the show’s universally adored, optimistic, altruistic star, Lavender Rhodes, who has been inadvertently ruining his life since they were school chums in England. But she doesn’t even know she destroyed his acting career and wrecked his relationship with the love of his life.
He’s not about to let this woman yank yet another dream out from under his feet. In fact, he realizes he’s been given the ideal opportunity to plot his payback: spinning her character in shocking new directions. What could go wrong? Only everything. As Finn’s not-so-brilliant plot backfires one scene after the next, catching him in the blasts, he’s forced to think about this impossible, infuriating…and maybe even lovable woman in an entirely new light.
*Sweet romantic comedy
*Stand-alone novel
*Book length: 88,000 words
*Includes discussion questions for book clubs
6 in stock (additional units can be purchased)
SKU (ISBN): 9780840702913
ISBN10: 0840702914
Melissa Ferguson
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: April 2024
Publisher: Thomas Nelson
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