Discover an extraordinary story full of humor, tension, and romance!

Gwen and Art Are Not in Love is a book that will draw you into a world where sarcasm, dramatic entanglements, and unexpected friendships create the perfect mix for an unforgettable read. If you enjoy emotionally rich stories that aren’t black-and-white, this title is a must-read!

An original tale of love and friendship

Meet Gwen, the sharp-witted Princess of England, and Arthur, a future lord and warrior, who have been betrothed since birth. Their relationship, however, is full of resentment and mutual dislike. When Gwen discovers Art kissing another man, and Art finds Gwen’s secret diary filled with bold confessions about Brigitte Leclair, the kingdom’s only female knight, an unexpected alliance begins. By pretending to be in love, they secure each other’s protection, but hidden feelings and new relationships complicate their plan. Gwen grows closer to Brigitte, while Art finds himself attracted to Gabriel, Gwen’s serious, bookish brother. The path to true love is far more tangled than anyone expected.

This book offers a unique blend of historical setting, lively dialogue, and humor that will make you laugh and also move you to reflect on the many shades of human relationships.

Why you’ll love this book

• Witty and engaging style - a text full of funny situations and sarcastic remarks that feel authentic and entertaining.
• Strong, unconventional characters - Gwen and Art are far from typical heroes; their relationship is tense and ever-changing.
• Focus on diversity and queer themes - the story brings a fresh perspective on love beyond common stereotypes.
• Historical backdrop with a modern twist - it immerses you in the past while touching on contemporary feelings and dilemmas.
• Perfect for fans of both romance and humor - a genre blend that will please a wide range of readers.

Key product features

• Title: Gwen and Art Are Not in Love
• Genre: Historical romance with LGBTQ+ themes and humor
• Format: A book suited for readers seeking both entertaining and touching stories
• Setting: England, a historical context enriched with modern motifs
• Relationships: Complex and diverse interpersonal dynamics that aren’t black-and-white