Dalton Douglas

Dalton Douglas writes romantic comedies about men who fall in love while pretending not to, families who mean well but meddle anyway, and the chaos that happens when feelings refuse to follow the plan.

With a love for fake dating, found family, awkward weddings, and happily-ever-afters that arrive sideways, Dalton's stories are warm, funny, and full of heart. His characters tend to be a little messy, deeply loyal, and always one emotional confession away from a very inconvenient kind of love.

When he isn't writing, Dalton can be found in a hoodie and worn-out sneakers, drinking too much coffee, cooking badly, people-watching for character inspiration, and absolutely forgetting to shave. He firmly believes ramen is a food group, which explains a lot. He also believes romance should be joyful, inclusive, and just a little bit ridiculous — because falling in love usually is.

Dalton lives wherever his next rom-com takes him, but he always brings the found family along for the ride.