The Fix-Up: A totally hilarious, forced-proximity enemies-to-lovers romantic comedy (Two Harts)

After twenty-eight years of questionable choices, the narrator inherits a house and a café. The catch: she must share both properties with Gilbert Dalton, the previous owner's grandson, for six months to claim her half. Gil is handsome but temperamental, so the two establish ground rules for cohabitation—including Gil sleeping in a tent in the garden and using the bathroom only when the house is empty. When Gil moves in, the narrator finds her antagonism toward him difficult to maintain. What began as a forced-proximity arrangement between rivals competing for the same property evolves into something unexpected, as chemistry develops between them. The Fix-Up is an enemies-to-lovers romance that combines humor with emotional depth.