Off The Market
Rosie Grange loves romance…but only in books.
In reality, being forced to interact with a man outside the bedroom causes her to break out in hives. After a disastrous night involving too much tequila and too little sleep, her best friend issues a challenge. Give up casual sex and try to form a real connection with someone. Five dates. No Sex. Easy Peasy.
George Blake is drowning.
His business is crumbling from the inside out, and ever since they first met, he’s been falling for the girl who is staunchly against relationships.
When an online date goes awry, Rosie realises that years of casual hookups have left her incapable of making small talk.
So George proposes a plan. To help Rosie win the bet, he offers to date her – on one condition: he wants to show her that dating can be fun.
She’s determined to prove that being alone is a choice and not due to her inability to commit. But pushing aside years of hurt isn’t easy, especially when George continuously proves her preconceptions about men wrong.
She can handle five dates—as long as she doesn’t focus on how easy it is to talk to him or how good his hands feel on her body.
As long as she remembers it’s all fake, it shouldn’t be too difficult… right?
Authors Note:
This is a sweet and steamy romance with a golden retriever hero, and the sassy woman he can’t get enough of. Whilst this is a romance book, it does cover some sensitive topics. Make sure to read through the trigger warnings at the front of the book.
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