Panna, nebo orel – Bailey James (2022)

Who says love can't be left to chance? A young Brit with a broken heart decides to entrust his happiness in love—and indeed his entire fate—to the right side of a coin. A fresh debut in the style of British romantic comedies that will definitely not bore you. Josh is experiencing a quarter-life crisis. He has just broken up with his girlfriend, lost his job, and had to move back in with his parents. For a young man used to the hustle and bustle of Bristol, it's quite a fall to the bottom. As he wallows in doubts about his past decisions and life choices, a crazy idea strikes him. Maybe he would do better if he just flipped a coin for everything, specifically a found fifty-pence piece. After all, where has planning gotten him? He is already jobless, homeless, and girlfriend-less. What started as a funny idea gradually turns into a year-long resolution, and Josh entrusts his entire fate to the coin's decision. He has nothing to lose! But then the girl of his dreams appears, along with a life-changing chance at love. Will the fifty-pence help him win her over, or will it plunge him into even deeper despair?