Another Stupid Love Story

A screenwriter of romcoms who doesn't believe in love. A divorce lawyer who believes in soulmates. A bet between exes to prove who is right. What could go wrong?

The perfect light romcom for fans of Emily Henry and those who believe in the existence of soulmates.

Molly Marks writes romantic comedy scripts and is firmly convinced that love is a marketing ploy. Once, she broke her own heart – in high school, when she vanished from Seth Rubinstein's life the day before graduation.
Fifteen years later, they meet again – at their high school reunion. He is a successful divorce lawyer, still believing in fateful love. She is witty, cynical, and completely unprepared for the fact that the attraction between them has not disappeared. One awkward conversation, a couple of cocktails – and Molly and Seth make a bet: whoever can predict the future of five couples more accurately before their next meeting will win. With one condition: the fifth couple is themselves.
Five years. One bet. And a second chance at first love.

“Kathleen Doyle masterfully balances the thrill of first love with the power of second chances in this vibrant debut. 'Another Stupid Love Story' is a witty and touching novel filled with the kind of magic that gives birth to the best romcoms. And Molly rightly deserves every impossible, beautiful moment.” – Ashley Poston, bestselling author of 'Dead Romantics' according to the New York Times.

Kathleen Doyle is the author of contemporary romance novels 'Another Stupid Love Story' and 'Total Dreamboat'. People magazine calls her books “damn fresh and fun,” while Kirkus Reviews notes that their plots are “a true delight for readers.” Kathleen also writes spicy, feminist, and slightly cheeky historical novels under the pseudonym Scarlett Peckham – an established USA Today bestselling author.
In the past, Kathleen worked in crisis PR, graduated from Columbia University, and has always had a weakness for novels – a fascination that began when she secretly read “corseted romance novels” from her grandmother's collection at the age of eleven. She currently lives in Los Angeles with her husband and tiny cat. In her spare time between working on books, Kathleen relaxes by doing diamond painting, rewatching everything on Bravo, and listening to audiobooks at 1.6 speed.