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Mangled by Argentina Ryder
10/18/2024
Man + Mingle = MANGLE, a new AI-powered dating app guaranteed to find your perfect match!
For Ben, a talented software engineer and openly gay man, love has always been a challenging puzzle, even more complicated than the intricate codes he works with. When his latest relationship ends, he turns to his best friend, Leo, for support. Their friendship takes an unexpected turn when, on a lark, they sign up for Mangle, an AI-powered dating service. To their astonishment, the algorithm pairs them together, forcing Ben to question the boundaries of friendship and love, and explore the depths of his feelings for Leo.
Leo is a jovial, larger-than-life character, both in personality and physique, and has always been a beacon of strength to his friends with his infectious laughter and unwavering loyalty. A straight man, he's surprised when Mangle's algorithm matches him with Ben, his best friend. This revelation sparks a whirlwind of confusion, unexpected feelings, and a potential love story that challenges everything he thought he knew about love and relationships.
Mangled is a captivating tale of unexpected love, friendship, and the courage to follow one's heart. As Ben and Leo navigate the complexities of their feelings, will they risk it all for a love that defies all odds and expectations? Embark on this journey with them in Mangled, a love story by Argentina Ryder that transcends labels, reminding us that the heart's truth is stronger than any algorithm.
Book Length: 150-320 Pages
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