Men, Magnetic Fields & Mango Sorbet IPA: A Romantic Comedy

Dalton is built on three things: stubborn locals, questionable snacks, and the unshakable belief that you can't "science" your way around feelings. So when a traveling magnetics researcher rolls into town to investigate a weird little hotspot that's messing with compasses, phones, and-apparently-people's ability to behave normally, he expects long nights, clean data, and zero distractions. What he gets is a small-town beer festival, a mango sorbet IPA that should not work but absolutely does, and a charming brewer who treats "field testing" like a flirtation technique. One of them is all precision, protocols, and careful boundaries. >And when Dalton decides their magnetic "anomaly" needs a booth at the festival, a live demo, and a volunteer committee (Maggie is involved; no one is safe), the researcher and the brewer get shoved into the same planning meetings, the same late-night setup shifts, and the same increasingly personal tug-of-war. Because the more they test the town's strange pull... ...the more they start to wonder if the real phenomenon is the way they keep ending up in each other's orbit. Men, Magnetic Fields & Mango Sorbet IPA is a laugh-out-loud M/M small-town romantic comedy full of festival chaos, nerdy competence, craft beer shenanigans, and the kind of chemistry that doesn't need a meter to measure.

Pagina's: 339, Paperback, Independently published