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Mr. Nice Guy

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Lucas Callahan leaves behind his law degree, fiancée, and small-town life for a chance at success in New York City. He secures an entry-level position at Empire magazine, convinced that fame as a writer is just around the corner. One night, he meets a stunning brunette, Carmen Kelly, who unexpectedly becomes a pivotal figure in his life. Carmen, aspiring to be a serious journalist, finds herself relegated to the role of Empire's sex columnist due to the male-dominated culture of Manhattan media. Her latest article details a disappointing encounter with an awkward guy, unaware that it’s Lucas she’s writing about. When he discovers her scathing review of their night together, he is humiliated and retaliates with a rebuttal published under the pseudonym "Nice Guy." The columns attract significant attention, prompting Empire to propose a unique arrangement: Lucas and Carmen will engage in a series of encounters and share competing narratives of their experiences. As their relationship evolves, the lines between professional rivalry and personal connection blur, leading to unexpected consequences for both.

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Mr. Nice Guy, Jennifer Miller, Jason Feifer

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2018
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Título
Mr. Nice Guy
Idioma
Inglés
Editorial
Macmillan USA
Publicado en
2018
Formato
Tapa blanda
Páginas
393
ISBN10
1250189888
ISBN13
9781250189882
Serie
Primera publicación
2018
Título original
Mr. Nice Guy
Calificación
2,15 de 5
Descripción
Lucas Callahan leaves behind his law degree, fiancée, and small-town life for a chance at success in New York City. He secures an entry-level position at Empire magazine, convinced that fame as a writer is just around the corner. One night, he meets a stunning brunette, Carmen Kelly, who unexpectedly becomes a pivotal figure in his life. Carmen, aspiring to be a serious journalist, finds herself relegated to the role of Empire's sex columnist due to the male-dominated culture of Manhattan media. Her latest article details a disappointing encounter with an awkward guy, unaware that it’s Lucas she’s writing about. When he discovers her scathing review of their night together, he is humiliated and retaliates with a rebuttal published under the pseudonym "Nice Guy." The columns attract significant attention, prompting Empire to propose a unique arrangement: Lucas and Carmen will engage in a series of encounters and share competing narratives of their experiences. As their relationship evolves, the lines between professional rivalry and personal connection blur, leading to unexpected consequences for both.