No More Bad Boys
She’s a total Spock. He’s such a Kirk. Can Ms. Logic and Mr. Passion ever make it work?
Double-engineering major Cadence Carpenter is the “smart one.” Her older sister is the “pretty one.” Their nightmare matchmaking mom has always made their roles pretty clear, and it’s no mystery which daughter she prefers.
So while her sister played the passive dress-up doll, Cadence did the opposite, refusing any attempts to prettify her and make her into “billionaire bait.” Instead, she’s fiercely focused on academics and her internship. As far as romance goes–please–she’s not even sure true love is a thing. She’s certainly never experienced it.
As she does for everything else in her life, Trekkie-girl Cadence has a logical plan: select a sensible mate, come to a mutually satisfactory agreement, and decide to stick it out for better or worse.
Then she meets Blake Branham.
He makes no sense for her at all. They work together, he’s years older, and he has ambitions to work at the network someday while she intends to stay put in Atlanta.
Even worse–he’s a total charmer. And a risk taker. A bad boy.
With her own Mr. Spock personality, the last thing she needs in her life is a swaggering Captain Kirk taking stupid chances and tempting her to do the same.
And he is tempting. When she’s forced to work closely with Blake and gets to know him outside the office as well, Cadence feels things she’s never felt before and starts to wonder…
Should she boldly go where she’s never gone before?
Should she give love a chance… even if it’s not logical?
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