About the book: 2024 / Sophie is 25 years old, she works at a newspaper, she has a family, friends - and no personal life. Her loved ones dream of seeing her in a happy union and are already making unambiguous hints, but the anonymous column about relationships that Sophie writes is much more successful than real dates. As luck would have it, the heroine’s friends are getting married one after another, and her sister Jessica is also preparing for the wedding, to which Sophie is invited with her companion. And then she decides to take a desperate step: she places an ad on a dating app, looking for a man who would pretend to be her boyfriend. The offer is quickly accepted by the charismatic Harry, who is going through a difficult divorce after his wife cheated on him. He is ready to support Sophie in this adventurous game. However, gradually their fake union turns into something more, dragging both of them into a labyrinth of emotions and deception. Don't I want a spark? Of course I would! Like everyone else. Movies about love are so popular not at all because they tell how your partner rushes to the rescue and calls your Internet provider because an incomprehensible orange light on your router comes on. No, they sell sparks, romance, miracles, and “soul mates” wholesale. Yes, of course, I also dream about this very spark. And, naturally, I hope for her when I go on a date with a match from a dating app for the first time..