A title that argues with a fairy tale has set out its stall before the first chapter begins. This Damsel Is Not in Distress makes its position plain: the rescue plot is being borrowed and then promptly overturned, and the damsel in question will be doing rather more than waiting.
Tee Harlowe writes it into the Brothers of Fairwitch Isle, an invented setting of the kind romantic fantasy does well, where a single location supplies both the magic and the cast. Our catalogue tags the work across fantasy, romance and science fiction, though the first two carry the weight. The listener who wants an enchanted world with a love story running through its middle is the listener it was written for.