A sharply funny British romcom about a fake engagement and the cost of pretending you’re absolutely fine.

Lisa Doyle is absolutely fine. At least, that’s what she tells everyone.

But when one wine-fuelled lie leaves her pretending to be engaged to a man who doesn’t exist, she finds herself scrambling to keep up appearances while everything underneath starts to wobble.

Warm, funny and emotionally sharp, this is a British romcom about social pressure, bad decisions and finally telling the truth.

Perfect for readers of Mhairi McFarlane, Beth O’Leary and Marian Keyes, it’s a novel about love, social panic, friendship, and the cost of holding it all together for show.