Isn’t It Romantic

A perpetual romantic, twenty-eight-year-old Sutton Bigsby is living the rom-com life she always dreamed of in New York City—perfect job, perfect apartment, perfect wardrobe. There’s just one tiny thing missing ... the perfect guy. A guy that Sutton is determined to find the old-fashioned way, just like in the movies she grew up idolizing. And what better time than autumn in Manhattan to finally get her very own meet-cute?

Mocking her efforts at every turn is Sutton’s workplace nemesis Theo Holt, with whom she shares a cubicle wall. Cynical, pragmatic, and obnoxiously handsome, Theo insists that Sutton’s Nora Ephron–influenced vision of dating in New York City is long-dead, replaced by the efficient algorithms of dating apps.

With just one month until their mutual friend’s wedding, Theo bets Sutton that she has no chance of meeting her soul mate “the old-fashioned way” in time to be her plus one. And if she fails, she has to turn over her coveted Yankees season tickets.

As the wedding date looms nearer, Sutton is more determined than ever to prove that romance isn’t dead ... even as the one person threatening her happily-ever-after starts looking suspiciously like the leading man she’s been searching for all along.