Lucie Yi Is Not A Romantic

‘If Jane Austen and Kevin Kwan had a love child, it might well be Lucie Yi Is Not A Romantic’ JODI PICOULT ‘Funny as heck but also real and relatable, Lucie Yi Is Not A Romantic redefines the romcom’ RED

‘If Jane Austen and Kevin Kwan had a love child, it might well be Lucie Yi Is Not A Romantic’ JODI PICOULT‘Funny as heck but also real and relatable, Lucie Yi Is Not A Romantic redefines the romcom’ REDLucie Yi has tried love – it didn’t work.She’s decided that finding Mr Right is a myth, and that finding Mr Right-enough-to-have-children-with is the next best option. So when she meets easy-going Collin Read on a platonic co-parenting website, it finally feels like she has found her version of happily ever after.But things take a turn for the worse when they move back home to Singapore where her very traditional family and remorseful ex-fiancé await.With pressure mounting on all sides and her perfect plan unravelling, Lucie has to decide how much she’s willing to sacrifice for a chance at happiness – and maybe, just maybe, love.LOVE for Last Tang Standing:‘I absolutely adored it. It is the funniest rom-com I''ve read in a very long time’Beth O’Leary‘A fun, funny, addictive adventure … A perfect summer page-turner … I loved it’ Lindsey Kelk‘Andrea Tang is wise, witty, flawed and perfectly written. you''ll gobble this up!’ Laura Jane Williams‘Both joyfully entertaining and socially perceptive … I loved it’ Naoise Dolan, author of Exciting Times‘An absolute delight. Andrea Tang is the protagonist that we all need to remind us of the complications of navigating our thirties’ Balli Kaur Jaswal, author of Erotic Stories for Punjabi Widows