Mistakes Were Made by Lucy Score is a lively romantic comedy that proves life rarely goes according to plan and sometimes that’s exactly the point. Zoey Moody, once a rising literary agent in Manhattan, finds herself starting over in a small Pennsylvania town with dwindling savings and big ambitions. She’s determined to rebuild her life, no matter what it takes.

Enter Gage Bishop her tall, serious, and frustratingly attractive landlord who seems to represent everything she’s trying to avoid. He wants stability, commitment, and a future. Zoey wants none of that.

But when circumstances push them together, their undeniable chemistry begins to blur the lines they’ve carefully drawn. What starts as something simple quickly becomes complicated in ways neither of them expected.

Funny, emotional, and full of charm, this story captures the chaos of love, timing, and second chances.

Key Ideas from the Book

• Opposites attract in unexpected ways
• Starting over after failure or loss
• The balance between independence and connection
• Love developing through conflict and tension
• The charm of small town life versus big-city ambition
• Personal growth through vulnerability
• The unpredictability of relationships
• Facing fears around commitment
• Humor as a way to navigate difficult situations
• The importance of support systems and friendship
• Letting go of control and expectations
• Emotional healing through connection
• Finding stability in unexpected places
• The role of timing in love
• Embracing life’s imperfections

Who Should Read This Book

• Fans of romantic comedies with humor and heart
• Readers who enjoy opposites attract dynamics
• Those who love small town romance settings
• Fans of witty dialogue and strong chemistry
• Readers looking for light but emotional stories
• Anyone who enjoys character-driven romance
• Fans of Lucy Score’s storytelling style