In this week’s episode of The Bookshop at the End of the Internet, author Jessica Hatch discusses her debut novel, My Big Fake Wedding. Jessica previously appeared on the podcast in her capacity as an editor, sharing her advice and expertise. This time, she’s here to talk about her new book. My Big Fake Wedding is a delightful, contemporary romance in which the main character, Bea Corbin, enters a lottery to win her dream wedding. Her name is picked as the winner right after she is unceremoniously dumped by her cheating boyfriend. When Bea must decide whether to take the prize, she panics and says yes. Now, all she needs is a groom. This comedic romp follows Bea’s journey as she ignores the concept of sunk costs, works hard to complete her endless checklist, and tries to find the love of her life before she has to walk down the aisle. In this episode, I’ll chat with Jessica about her writing journey, how being an author now has made her a better editor, and why her best writing advice is ‘keep your eyes on your own paper.’
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