What's a romance trope without a forbidden romance?

What more could you need than unrealistic romance expectations from movies, and best friends to watch them with?

Once a month, for as long as they’d been friends, Lisa, Mindy, Ruby, and Tina gathered for Rom Com Movie Club night. Facial masks, nail polish, and wine could settle the world around them as they dished on movies that made them want to love—even if the premise of happily ever after seemed far-fetched.

Falling in love with her best friend’s soon to be brother-in-law wasn’t ideal timing, but when had timing ever been on Lisa’s side? Now with a man who loves her and a best friend who assumes Lisa’s out to ruin her wedding, Lisa must decide which happily ever after she wants. The one with the man and the fairy tale ending, or the love of a friend who has been there for her whenever she needed her.

The childhood friend now lives next door. Who wouldn't want to be tempted with that rom com trope?

Even though Mindy hasn't updated the house she inherited from her grandmother, her house is favorite to hold Rom Com Movie Club, where she and her best friends since college gather to swoon over cheesy, unrealistic rom coms.

Mindy assumed that after a relationship gone wrong, she'd never fall in love. But in the true spirit of a good rom com, the boy she had her first kiss with, now a handsome, successful man, knocks on her door. He has moved in next door, into the house his grandparents lived in.

Knowing full well that getting involved with the next-door neighbor is never a good idea, it's hard to ward off the perfect romance trope when friendship blooms between them, and sweet childhood memories fuel the fire.

But there's always a conflict in a good romance, and the secrets of their parents might threaten their perfect happily ever after.

When the brother of your best friend is a hunky doctor who becomes your roommate, how do you avoid falling into that famous romance trope? You don't.

There's always the funny, mouthy, less-than-perfect best friend in a rom com, but the sidekick is never the one to get the love interest. Since Ruby can't even keep a roommate, she's fairly sure that's the life she will continue to live, so she has always assumed her role with pride.

When Jason moves back to Colorado, moving in with someone he knows seems like a good idea. But it doesn't take long for him to fall for the voluptuous redhead in the next room. Unfortunately, the unspoken rule would be to not make a move on his sister's best friend. But what if it just happened?

True love can't be stopped, but unforeseen drama always threatens to tear apart relationships and friendships. Do the rom coms have it right? Does it all work out in the end? Or are those movies just full of unrealistic exceptions?

Ruby is sure she knows the answer to that, but what she hasn't banked on is Jason's determination to do what's right for her, whether he gets to love her forever, or not.