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Mentioned in 2 episodes
The Catch
The Influencer Series #3
Book • 2024
In this romantic comedy, Boston fashion influencer Melanie Karlsen finds herself in a rural Canadian fishing village, where she meets Evan Whaler, a grumpy lobster fisherman.
After a boating accident, Mel is mistaken for Evan's fiancée, leading to a fake engagement that blossoms into real feelings.
As they navigate their differences, Mel must decide between her city life and a chance at true love.
After a boating accident, Mel is mistaken for Evan's fiancée, leading to a fake engagement that blossoms into real feelings.
As they navigate their differences, Mel must decide between her city life and a chance at true love.
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Mentioned in 2 episodes
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