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BI BI BABY by swimmingfox on Ao3

Well here's something new that I'm trying! I've written a British romcom novel originally inspired by some of my Roy/Jamie and Roy/Jamie/Keeley (Ted Lasso) fanfic but very much its own thing. It's a whole novel, written already, and I'm going to put up one chapter a week I think, so if you subscribe, I can guarantee updates til the end and won't leave you hanging! For my old GoT Potential readers, I feel it's got quite a feel of that, too, and credit that on all you readers encouraging me.

If you like it, do subscribe and do tell your friends! I'd absolutely love this to be read, to try and build up readers far and wide, and would massively value people's thoughts and comments as we go.

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SYNOPSIS:

Bi Bi Baby is my modern revamp of Cyrano de Bergerac with a bisexual, polyamorous twist!

Jack Drake is in a rut. He's just been dumped by Molly, his fellow teacher at South London's John Ruskin School, for being too stuck in his ways. Rafi, the hot new substitute PE teacher with major labrador energy and maddeningly good hair, wants help from Jack in helping him win clever, art-loving Molly. Jack realises that if he agrees, he can secretly get Rafi to help him be more spontaneous and win Molly back.

What Jack doesn't predict is that somewhere down the line, he'll grow increasingly attracted to Rafi himself, and that things will get very complicated indeed. Can Jack work out who he is and what he wants? And will Rafi or Molly play any part in his future? A sweet, upbeat romcom that celebrates difference, art, and discovering who you are a little later in life.

Read the first two chapters of Bi Bi Baby HERE!

With thanks to @armadillo1976 for the beyond-the-call beta.

Tagging some fandom friends/acquaintances just this once in case they feel like sharing this post:

When you are a kind and sweet man but Ryder just keeps. getting. in the. way.

"Miss Bennet, could you get the other oar and hold onto your end, please?"

BLACKADDER + iconic quotes

Sometimes it's worse to stay than it is to run.