Any Trope But You wer. angielska

Popular romance novelist Margot Bradley harbors a secret: she's skeptical about Happily Ever Afters. This skepticism extends to her personal life, her audience, and even her fictional characters. When a devoted fan shares this revelation with the world, Margot's career takes a nosedive, faster than you can utter 'enemies-to-lovers.' Her sister suggests a change of scenery, sending Margot to a secluded Alaskan cabin on a writing retreat. This retreat presents the perfect opportunity to bid farewell to romantic comedies and perhaps delve into the world of murder mysteries instead. However, upon arrival, she encounters the charming cabin owner, Forrest—a true lumberjack. Margot is a city dweller while Forrest embodies the rugged outdoorsman persona. He's rather grumpy, and perhaps, she brings the sunshine. As predictable as it might be, there's no escaping their inevitable proximity when a snowstorm traps them together in the cabin. As they find themselves immersed in one romantic trope after another during those long, wintry nights, it becomes evident that Margot and Forrest are at the heart of their own romance story. The real question is whether they can confront their own fears or find themselves as just another tale in Margot's series of Happily Never Afters.