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What do you do when you and your ex seem fated to meet... AGAIN

Not Awkward by prolific rom-com author Matthew Hanover is a bittersweet story of old and new lovers, family, acceptance, and moving on.

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"Matthew Hanover once again delivers the goods." -Wesley Parker, author of Coffee and Condolences

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"Not Awkward is a delightful and reflective tale that will have you laughing and crying." -Ian Shane, author of In Ten Years

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"Matthew Hanover's latest is another fun tale populated with characters you want to root for, even when things get awkward." -James Bailey, author of Sorry I Wasn't What You Needed

NOTE: Not Awkward and the other Wallflowers series novels are standalone books set in the same universe. While there are some character crossovers between the books, you do not have to read them in order.

Just weeks before his wedding to Charlotte, Scott has his fair share of problems. He's not only been passed over for a long-awaited promotion to a newer, less experienced coworker, he loses his job entirely. Also, his own sister, Quinn, disapproves of his impending nuptials to her best friend.

To make matters worse, Scott is devastated when he finds out that Jerry, his ex-girlfriend Leila's dad, passed away. Even when Leila broke up with him out of the blue nearly six years ago, he still liked Jerry. And now Scott wants to pay his respects.

Scott plans to show up to the funeral, say his condolences, and leave. Charlotte is off to her bachelorette getaway with Quinn anyway. She'll never know he's gone.

But fate had something else in mind.

What was initially a short and sweet visit turns into a days-long, very awkward stay at Leila's house, sitting shiva with her and the rest of her family. As if that's not awkward enough, Leila keeps throwing fits while everyone else seems to be under the impression that it was Scott who broke up with Leila.

Amid the chaos and confusion, more and more people show up, giving rise to a few more incredibly uncomfortable situations.