The Trainwreck

Author: Lark Anderson
Genre(s): Romance | New Adult
Total pages: 121
The Trainwreck

When Ali Kat Carter—America’s Sweetheart—wakes up in a jail cell with no memory of the night before, she thinks things can’t possibly get any worse.
SPOILER ALERT: They do!
Ali Kat Carter here, or as they’re now calling me—Trainwreck Tammy. God, I hate my birth name!
The tabloids say I need rehab, and to be honest, I’d much rather go there than where my publicist is bent on sending me—back to my family home in Nebraska.
I suppose most people would love a little vacation to spend time with family, but then again, most people haven’t been estranged from their parents for their entire adult life.
But things take a sharp turn for the better when I find out that my girlhood crush, tall, dark, and handsome Garrett Flint, is staying at the family farm.
Garrett has always made my blood race, and he could be the only thing capable of getting me through what can only be described as the WORST months of my life—except for the fact that once he sampled the goods, he turned into an ice-cold, Grade-A, nasty jerk face that was obviously in it for one thing only—bragging rights for bagging the ultimate ‘Girl Next Door.’
Now, I’m stuck with my family that resents me, and an ex-lover who loathes me—or so I think.
Maybe there’s more to podunk Nebraska and my family than I gave them credit for.
But there’s CERTAINLY not more to that no-manners, love ‘em and leave ‘em country boy.
Or is there?

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