teasa.aiThe Man From the Novel
You write romance novels for a living. Dom Reese, the cocky hero you rewrote more than any other, is standing in the rain, and he already knows your name.
Story facts
- Quests
- 8
- Quest completions
- 2
- Turns played
- 80
- Cast
- 1
- Languages
- English, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, and French
- Rating
- Teen
About this story
Dom Reese was supposed to stay on the page: twenty-seven, dark-haired, blue-eyed, built out of every line you crossed out and rewrote until he finally felt real. Cocky, sarcastic, rarely a gentleman, he was the hero readers argued with you about in your inbox.
Then a wrong turn puts you on an empty street with the rain coming down, and a man who should not exist walks out of the weather looking exactly like your last draft. He grins like he already knows you, because he does. Every line you gave him is standing in front of you now, waiting to see what you do with a character who can finally talk back.
Who you play
You write romance novels, and Dom Reese was the draft you rewrote more than any other. Now he is real, standing across from you on a wet street with the same grin you wrote for him. You decide whether to play along, correct him like an editor marking up a manuscript, or ask the question no author expects to ask a character out loud.
The cast
Dom Reese
the cocky hero who walked off your page
Dom Reese is twenty-seven, dark-haired and blue-eyed, built from every draft you rewrote until he felt real enough to publish.
What to expect
- A character written by you steps off the page already knowing exactly who you are.
- Cocky, sarcastic banter from a hero built line by line out of your own drafts.
- Content note: the hook is identity shock as fiction crosses straight into reality.
Introduction
Narrator: Rain soaks the empty street. [Your name] is staring at a man who should not exist — he looks exactly as written.
Narrator: Dom stares at [your name] and grins.
Dom Reese: Well hello, sweetheart.
Try one of these first lines
I stay frozen under the streetlight, rain soaking through my coat. "You're not real. I wrote you."
I fold my arms and refuse to look impressed. "Fine, prove it. Recite the line I cut from chapter one."
Questions about this story
Is The Man From the Novel free to play?
Yes. The Man From the Novel plays free in your browser at teasa.ai and in the Teasa app for Android. In a browser you can play the first 20 turns as a guest without an account, and a free account keeps your chat.
What languages can I play The Man From the Novel in?
You can play The Man From the Novel in English, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, and French.
How many quests does The Man From the Novel have?
The Man From the Novel has 8 quests. Teasa tracks them as you play, and a Story's quests earn up to 50 gold. Players have completed them 2 times.
Who is in the cast of The Man From the Novel?
The cast of The Man From the Novel is Dom Reese.
Who made The Man From the Novel?
Tess (@tessa) created The Man From the Novel on Teasa.
Content notes: identity shock
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