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Sophie Molloy has a plan for her funeral.

 

It involves Bon Jovi, a lot of laughter, and everyone getting extremely drunk afterward.

 

What it does not involve is being young, recently dumped, freshly mastectomised, and falling for the plastic surgeon who’s rebuilding her breast.

 

When Sophie is diagnosed with breast cancer, she assumes it’s just another cyst. Instead, it becomes the beginning of a spectacular personal unravelling. Within months, she loses her right breast, her boyfriend of three years, her house, and her best friend. Her once-solid life slides from bad… to worse… to deeply, darkly awkward.

 

Armed with a razor-sharp sense of humour, an overbearing but well-meaning mother, and a growing collection of unwanted sympathy casseroles, Sophie does her best to keep going. But things become complicated when she starts developing feelings for Dr. Brendan Hanson — the charming, compassionate plastic surgeon tasked with reconstructing her body, not her life.

 

Or is he?

 

As Sophie navigates surgery, grief, attraction, and the strange intimacy of being seen at her most vulnerable, she’s forced to confront questions she never planned to ask. About love. About loss. And about whether it’s possible to laugh your way through the worst year of your life.

 

Storm in a B Cup is a funny, tender romantic comedy about breast cancer, friendship, and finding connection when everything feels broken. Inspired by the author’s own experience, it’s a story about survival, resilience, and discovering that life — even when it goes wildly off-script — can still surprise you.