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Waking up late for work is one thing. Waking up married to a total stranger named Kevin - who claims to be from the year 2157 - is another entirely.
Tasha Blake, a stressed-out marketing assistant with too much sarcasm and not enough coffee, thought she was in for a quiet weekend. Instead, she finds herself legally and accidentally married to a man who insists he's a time traveller - and that her toaster might be an exiled AI. Kevin is charming, clueless, and not from around here. The Department of Temporal Affairs is also hunting him, and thanks to a malfunctioning wristwatch and a karaoke accident, Tasha is now tangled in a time-looped mess of epic proportions.
From accidentally crashing a 1923 wedding to facing down a rogue smartwatch and a prophetic llama, the pair must dodge time agents, glitching timelines, jealous ex-fiances, and emotional baggage - all while trying to figure out what happened the night they got hitched.
This fast-paced, 20-chapter romantic sci-fi comedy blends absurd time travel chaos, quirky technology, and unexpected heart. With sharp banter, ridiculous stakes, and just enough emotional tension to make your circuits short out, I Accidentally Married a Time Traveller Named Kevin is for fans of fun, feel-good fiction with a futuristic twist.
Who should read this book?
Readers who love time travel with humour Fans of romantic comedies that don't take themselves too seriously Anyone who enjoyed The Rosie Project, Red Dwarf, or The Time Traveler's Wife (but wishes it had more toaster explosions)
Why you'll love it: Because sometimes love isn't about finding "the one" - it's about surviving paradox wombats, glitchy AIs, and falling for someone completely out of time.
