Rach is a down-on-her-luck, happy-go-lucky kind of lady. Sure, she may work as an assistant to personal assistants, crash on her ex-boyfriend’s couch, and hide a whole secret past. But, mostly, things are great.
Until she:
- Meets Pres, an aspiring politician, certified Capricorn, and a definitely “unlikable” dude (he knows, he had a poll done on it).
- Accidentally goes viral at the same time. The internet is calling it “Boobgate.”
His PR person says they should capitalize on the fame. Pres only wants to win an election. And Rach, well, she really just wants to keep her job.
Now, she must decide if she can be herself and get the guy, too, or if faking it until you make it is all it’s cracked up to be…
The central theme of ‘Honestly, I’m Totally Faking It’ revolves around the complexities of self-identity, social media personas, and the struggle for authenticity. The protagonist navigates through a world where societal pressures dictate how she should present herself, making readers reflect on their own lives and the masks they wear. This exploration not only evokes empathy but also encourages discussions about mental health, self-acceptance, and the journey towards genuine self-expression.
