My Fault

My Fault is a contemporary romance novel that relies upon genre tropes to create its narrative scaffolding. Analyze the narrative, formal, and thematic effects of these tropes on the plot and themes of the novel. Particularly consider Noah Morgan’s and Nick Leister’s romance via the enemies to lovers, opposites attract, and forced proximity tropes.

Compare Noah’s and Nick’s characters. How do their differences and similarities both drive them apart and bring them together? Consider how their relationship would evolve differently if they had more or less in common.

Craft an argument that supports the following claim: Noah’s move from Toronto to Los Angeles catalyzes all the novel’s subsequent conflicts and thematic explorations. Consider how she reacts to the move and how her life changes thereafter.