For Kendra Roberts, love is for fairy tale princesses who don’t live in the real world. Mr. Right? What a joke. It’s more like Mr. Right Now.
But imagine her surprise when she realizes it’s been two whole years, and Mr. Right Now has become something more. How the hell did that happen?
Panic sets in when Kendra finds out that Adam Burger might be planning a future for them and making her his “Mrs.” Mrs. Burger.
Not. So. Fast.
Kendra ends things with Adam, feeling bad for letting things go this far.
Not. So. Fast.
Kendra ends things with Adam, feeling bad for letting things go this far.
After months of trying to convince herself she made the right decision, a mutual friend’s wedding throws them back together again.
In one mind-blowing moment, Kendra comes to the crushing realization that she’s been in love with Adam all along.
But when Adam seems to have already moved on, will Kendra fight for their forever after? Or will she let her once Mr. Right Now go and become someone else’s Mr. Right?
But when Adam seems to have already moved on, will Kendra fight for their forever after? Or will she let her once Mr. Right Now go and become someone else’s Mr. Right?
Excerpt
“We could take off and leave them all behind,” I said
with a smile, hoping my sunglasses hid the way my eyes were checking him out. I
should’ve known I wanted to keep him around. He was the only one my body
reacted to so quickly.
“That would be fun.” He smiled back.
I’d been standing on the bow but
hopped down to drop my own bag back by the seats.
“So, is this a permanent kind of
thing?” I nodded my head toward Ashley’s laughter.
“Ah, don’t think so.” Adam eyed my
reaction. When I gave none, he fell back against the side of the boat and
dropped his voice. “I wasn’t going to invite her today but fucking Sam was
talking about it last night and she got all excited. I didn’t want to say,
“Hey, I don’t want you there” in front of everyone, you know? She kinda invited
herself.”
“You’re a nice guy, Adam.”
“Not that nice. After today, she’s
got to go. What the hell was that last night? When did it become normal to go
out a couple of times and start planning a future together?” I tried to keep
the giggles to a minimum but almost lost it right there. She was totally
planning their future, which was the main reason I already hated her. That was
my future she was planning. If I could still make it happen. “Anyway, rebounds
and such.”
“How much of a rebound?” I said it
without thinking. “Sorry. Don’t answer that.”
“Friends, right?” He eyed me
cautiously. I nodded. “Not that much of a rebound.”
About the Author
I have been writing since I was a kid when I wrote short stories for my mom and gave them to her as gifts. She loved it. Then I wrote my first novel length story in 2009 and have been going strong since then.
So I love coffee (usually the cold kind), I love books (usually the hot kind). If I’m not writing (which I do a lot of) and I’m not spending time with my family, you can find me with a book or my Kindle. I still prefer print and buy my favorites even when I already have them digitally but I do use my Kindle relentlessly.
September 2013 was the month things got real. I signed my very first book deal with Swoon Romance that I am totally hand flapping and nerdy dancing over.
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