Dating the Wrong Mr. Right
by Amanda Ashby
Publication Date: June 19, 2017
Genres: Adult, Entangled: Bliss, Contemporary, Romance
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SYNOPSIS:
Pepper Watson has lost everything–her job, her fiancĂ©, and the future she’d so carefully planned. Now she’s back at Wishing Bridge trying to figure out her next step. Her new plan does not include the ever-so-sexy Ben Cooper. Nope. She’s getting her life back on track, and getting out of this little town as fast as possible. Ben Cooper is doing his best to build his business and help his parents. The last thing he needs is the distraction that is Pepper Watson. She might be prickly every time he’s in her presence, but he sees another side of her. The side that has set aside her dreams to help her sisters. And then there’s the fact that kissing her is pretty much the best thing that’s ever happened to him. He’s putting down roots. She’s running away. It’s going to take more than a wish for these two to find their happily ever after.EXCERPT:
Next to her Coop shifted and lifted a finger
up to her cheek. His touch was like a heat-ray and it wasn’t until he dropped
his finger and mouthed the word ‘dust’ she remembered the candelabra.
She clamped down on her tongue to steady the
uttering sensation in her stomach as she turned her attention back to the real
problem. Paul.
Her ex-fiancé might be stubborn and
controlling to a fault, but he never liked to contradict himself.
All I have to do is piss him off and he’ll
walk away.
Exhilaration at finally getting her life
back pumped through her veins and before she could stop herself, she did the
one thing she swore she’d never allow herself to do.
She stood on her toes and searched for
Coop’s mouth, her cheek still burning from his touch. The plan was to give him
a small peck on the lips. Just enough to prove to Paul just how serious she
was.
The reality was the moment her mouth brushed
his, her stomach swirled and her entire body tingled. Big mistake.
She tried to pull away but forgot Coop’s arm
was still around her shoulder and, as his lips formed a smile, he used his
other arm to drag her closer, trapping her against his chest.
Somewhere in the distance Paul’s footsteps
echoed against the wooden porch. But, it wasn’t until the sound of his engine
roared into life she stepped away. Coop was grinning, as if kissing her was the
biggest joke in the world.
“Well,” he said in a husky voice as he
leaned against the staircase. “That was interesting. And now how about telling
me what the hell’s going on?”
Which part? Where I finally got Paul to take
me seriously, or that you kiss better than any man has a right to?
Either way, as far as Pepper could tell,
she’d solved one problem by creating another one and now she was in trouble.
Big, big trouble.
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