While You Were Dating — Tracy Wolff

Violet Parker doesn't believe in romantic love -- never has, never will -- which is a bit ironic given that she writes a love letter column.

So when she's asked to write an article about how love doesn't exist, she jumps at the chance.
Her plan? Reenact rom-com scenarios to prove that they don't work in real life. Perfect, right?
Unfortunately, what works for Julia Roberts in Pretty Woman almost lands Violet in jail.

But lucky for her, her best friend's older brother is there to bail her out.

Reed Gilbert cannot believe Violet's ridiculous assignment. Although maybe it's not so ridiculous after all. . . .

Violet has always had a knack for getting herself into precarious situations.
And Reed has always had a thing for Violet.

But if Violet is going to be wandering around L.A. standing on street corners, someone has got to be with her. And he's just the man for the job.

His plan? Keep Violet out of trouble long enough to convince her that true love does exist.
Because sometimes it's been there all along.