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Make Me Lose (Small Town Romantic Comedy)

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romance
Edition year
2022-09-20
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Set in the small town of Bayshore, Ohio, this romantic comedy follows former high school rivals Grayson Daly and Hazel Matheson, who share a complicated past as former lovers turned enemies. A decade after graduation, successful New York bachelor Grayson returns to Bayshore to sell a house inherited from his late grandmother, only to discover Hazel is the town’s only realtor and his sole option for the sale. Forced to work in close proximity as Grayson pushes for a quick sale and return to the city while Hazel avoids giving him what he wants, their long-simmering rivalry reignites into undeniable chemistry, leaving them to decide if surrendering to love counts as a win or a loss.

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  • Enemies to Lovers: “Grayson and Hazel aren’t just rivals. They were destined to hate each other since the day they were born.” source
  • Forced Proximity: “he hurries back to sell it. However, there’s only one realtor in town...” source
  • Rivals to Lovers: “Grayson Daly couldn’t wait to break free of high school and prove his worth to his overly critical father, plus show his arch-rival Hazel how little he needed her.” source
  • Second Chance Romance: “But when her rival-turned-lover-turned-enemy Grayson Daly waltzes back into town” source
  • Small Town Romance: “Hazel Matheson has the picture-perfect small-town life. She’s the queen realtor in Bayshore” source

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