Dating has become an administrative burden with occasional unsolicited penis.
Miranda has enough problems without adding romance to the list.
She's raising her son, managing a coffee shop, and trying to turn her dream of opening Side Quest Coffee into something more substantial than a folder full of plans and real-estate listings. Her marriage is over, dating apps are a disaster, and she's beginning to suspect being single might actually be the easier option.
Then a chance encounter walks her straight back into Trevor's life.
He's familiar in all the ways that matter-and different in ways she definitely notices. What begins as an easy friendship and a little free tech support becomes late-night texts, inside jokes, lingering looks, and the kind of chemistry Miranda absolutely does not have time to troubleshoot.
Except Trevor isn't another bad date to survive. He already knows her. He makes her laugh. He shows up. And somewhere between friendship and something decidedly less innocent, Miranda starts wondering whether she's been trying to solve the wrong problem all along.
Because maybe sex was never the problem.
Maybe the men were.
Funny, heartfelt, and unapologetically sex-positive, Love, Troubleshooted is a romantic comedy about bad dates, good coffee, missed connections, and finding something worth holding on to when you weren't looking for it.
Sometimes love doesn't need fixing. It just needs a connection worth keeping.
