Of Course He Can Eat Carbs: A Romantic Comedy

A chef who feeds everyone but himself.A personal trainer who's tired of counting everything.And one meddling mom who knows a good match when she sees one.James McKinney loves food-but cooking for one feels lonely, and cooking for others has started to feel like obligation instead of joy.Mike Reynolds has his life dialed in: early mornings, clean routines, and a body everyone admires. What he doesn't have is someone who sees him as more than discipline and dedication.Enter Maggie McGlynn.After a few well-timed questions (and one suspiciously accurate spreadsheet), James and Mike find themselves sitting down together-no expectations, no performance, just food, conversation, and the unexpected relief of being seen.As dinners turn into routines and routines turn into something steadier, both men have to confront the same question: What if love isn't something you earn...What if it's something you're allowed?Of Course He Can Eat Carbs is a warm, low-conflict romantic comedy about rest, nourishment, chosen family, and the kind of love that doesn't ask you to be smaller to fit.Standalone. Comfort-forward. Welcome to Dalton.

Pagina's: 119, Paperback, Independently published