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A dying playboy has to expose the lying fianc? of a brilliant woman so she can find true love, but falls in love with her himself.
What's at stake for your protagonist? How will exposing the woman's fiance's lies help him?
What’s at stake for your protagonist? How will exposing the woman’s fiance’s lies help him?
See lessA shy, boring accountant gets transfered to Jamaica and meets the girl of his dreams, the Comedian Lola, and he must win her love by entering a comedy special on national television
His transfer to Jamaica seems unimportant to the plot. "After falling for a famous comedian, a shy accountant enters a national comedy championship to win her heart." I second dpg's comments that the plot is neither particularly original, nor particularly compelling.
His transfer to Jamaica seems unimportant to the plot.
“After falling for a famous comedian, a shy accountant enters a national comedy championship to win her heart.”
I second dpg’s comments that the plot is neither particularly original, nor particularly compelling.
See lessA shy, boring accountant gets transfered to Jamaica and meets the girl of his dreams, the Comedian Lola, and he must win her love by entering a comedy special on national television
His transfer to Jamaica seems unimportant to the plot. "After falling for a famous comedian, a shy accountant enters a national comedy championship to win her heart." I second dpg's comments that the plot is neither particularly original, nor particularly compelling.
His transfer to Jamaica seems unimportant to the plot.
“After falling for a famous comedian, a shy accountant enters a national comedy championship to win her heart.”
I second dpg’s comments that the plot is neither particularly original, nor particularly compelling.
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