His Hot Mess

Author: Claire Wilder
Genre(s): Romance | New Adult
Total pages: 82
His Hot Mess

So much for cleaning up her act

SADIE:
I’ve never made good life choices. I call it being spontaneous, but the truth is, I fail at everything I touch. Bad jobs. Bad roommates. Terrible men.
This move from New York City to Jewel Lakes County, NY, is supposed to be a fresh start. Only I don’t know anything about opening a vintage clothing store, and the only one willing to help is know-it-all builder Chris Slade.
The only thing more annoying than Chris making me plan things out is how much I think about him when he’s not around.
And how much I want him when he is.

CHRIS:
I’m a simple man. I don’t like messes. I don’t like talking about myself (ever), and I definitely don’t get involved with women—not since I was left at the altar by my long-time girlfriend back home.
If I did decide to date again, it couldn’t be with someone like Sadie Fulham. Yeah, she’s hot and funny and full of life. But she’s also a hot mess.
Unfortunately, there’s no way to avoid Sadie. My best friend is marrying her sister, and our contracting business is doing the renos on her shop.
I just wanted to keep my eye on her. So why can’t I take my eyes (or hands) off her?

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Sadie and Chris couldn’t be more different. Could they teach each other a thing or two about love? Or are they too far apart to ever come together?

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