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| Book Name: | The Plus One |
| Author: | Mazey Eddings |
| Series | A Brush with Love #3 |
| Language: | English |
| File Type: | PDF/ePub (Downloadable) |
| PDF Size: | 3.30 MB |
| ePub Size | 820 KB |
| Pages | 284 |
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Some evidence simply cannot be refuted. As the sun rises in the east and sets in the west, the day progresses from east to west. Lose your weight! Indira doesn’t like Jude very much. Indira does not share Jude’s enthusiasm. What, though, happens when bitter rivals finally realise they have only each other for support?
On paper, Indira seems to have everything under control. You’re living the dream with your brand-new car, supportive boyfriend, and successful career. For someone in their thirties, what else could they possibly want? On paper, their relationship appears to be perfect, but she catches her boyfriend in the midst of an intimate embrace with someone she has never met.
Jude’s existence lacks unity. A doctor returns home for his best friend’s wedding after spending the previous three years overseas responding to natural disasters and other humanitarian crises.
They agree to pose as each other’s dates to a lavish (and absurdly drawn out) marriage ceremony that is starting to cause Jude inconceivable stress and bringing Indira into far too frequent contact with her ex and his new girlfriend. The only catch is that their fake proximity and open affection displays are becoming somewhat too… real, leaving them both to deal with the paradoxical idea that their consensual appearance enhances a somewhat hopeless situation.
The plot of Mazey Eddings’ upcoming romantic comedy revolves around a fake wedding date between two old enemies.
About Mazey Eddings Author
Neurodivergent author and dentist Mazey Eddings is also a devoted stage mum to her cats Yaya and Zadie. She enjoys nothing more than snuggling under her weighted blanket with a good romance novel while her boyfriend brings her snacks. She sees it as her mission in life to end the stigma surrounding mental illness and give everyone in the world a happy ending in love. Although her ancestors are from Ohio and North Carolina, she currently resides in Philadelphia.
Her debut novel, titled A Brush with Love, will be published by St. Martin’s Press.
The Plus One Mazey Eddings Book Summary
essays expressing my deep affection for the cast. Amazing, real, and true to life in every way! You’ll feel a deep connection to the protagonist and the rest of the cast if you deal with anxiety, self-doubt, and questions about your life’s meaning, just like I do. It teaches you to embrace and even celebrate your human frailties.
Everything you read there seems plausible enough to have actually occurred. To me, Jude epitomises the tragically flawed hero. He was dealing with very human issues: problems, torment, struggle, fears, and repressed emotions.
And Indira was an angry perfectionist who doubted her own value. Her demeanour around Jude was soothing and understanding, which I valued. I admired how she was there for him at the most crucial time, offering her healing embrace and focusing entirely on his needs. As a result of the obvious fact that assisting him aids her.
I really liked how they made themselves closer by employing the “enemy to lover,” “fake dating,” and “forced proximity” (living next to each other, sharing a tent while camping) tropes.
Incorporating characters from earlier books made for a fantastic conclusion.
This is the last book in the series, and you shouldn’t read it until you’ve read the others. The author’s refreshing openness about their own struggles with mental health is both inspiring and helpful. Get started on this show right away.
For the free digital review copy provided by NetGalley and St. Martin’s Press/ St. Martin’s Griffin in exchange for an honest review, and to Mazey Eddings for creating such likeable characters, I am extremely grateful.