Ten Rules for Faking It

Ten Rules for Faking It by Sophie Sullivan is a heartwarming contemporary romance centered on Everly Dean, a radio producer navigating her thirtieth birthday with a mix of anxiety and unexpected upheaval. After catching her boyfriend cheating and accidentally broadcasting a candid rant on-air, Everly’s personal life becomes the talk of the town. Determined to move forward, she pitches a podcast idea to her distant yet intriguing boss, Chris, while facing the chaos of a Bachelorette-style dating event designed to boost the radio station’s ratings. Set in a modern workplace with a lighthearted tone, the story explores themes of courage, self-discovery, and overcoming social anxiety. The novel offers a warm and relatable portrayal of a woman learning to face her fears and embrace new opportunities. Told with humor and tenderness, the story highlights Everly’s growth as she follows her own “ten rules for faking it” to gain confidence and find happiness. Chris’s quiet support and their slow-building connection add depth to this wholesome romance, making it an inviting read for those who enjoy family-friendly stories about love, personal growth, and second chances.