The Comeback
Book description
For fans of The People We Meet on Vacation and everything K-Pop comes a hilarious and thoughtful story of fame, family, and love.
"Hilarious and relatable." ―Talia Hibbert, USA Today bestselling author for The Stand-In
Ariadne Hui thrives on routine. So what if everything in her life is planned down…
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The protagonist, Ariadne, is also a stressed-out lawyer—are you sensing a theme?
In this case, her becoming a law firm partner is not only her aspiration, but the dream of her dad—and she doesn’t want to disappoint him. But Ariadne begins to question this goal upon meeting Jihoon. He’s her roommate’s cousin come to recover from a breakup. Ariadne creates a walking map for him, with all her favorite places in her Toronto neighborhood, sharing her delight in creating travel itineraries.
I loved the swooniness of the romance (I’m addicted to Korean romance dramas so this novel hits those heartwarming…
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