Millionaire B&B
Author: Robin Daniels
Releases:
February 1, 2019
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Sadie is a successful romance author. She can
write a swoon-worthy man with the best of them but can’t seem to find one for
herself. Miles is the cute and wealthy heir to Copeland Press, Sadie’s
publishing house. It’s hard to find a woman in his social circle who
appreciates a down-to-earth book nerd.
When a twist of fate has Miles and Sadie double booked in the same vacation rental, they decided to share the cabin. Even though Miles isn't Sadie's type, she can't deny the chemistry between them. Sadie's down for a flirty fling but Miles has other plans. He's got a huge crush, and just one week to convince Sadie they were meant for a happily ever after.
When a twist of fate has Miles and Sadie double booked in the same vacation rental, they decided to share the cabin. Even though Miles isn't Sadie's type, she can't deny the chemistry between them. Sadie's down for a flirty fling but Miles has other plans. He's got a huge crush, and just one week to convince Sadie they were meant for a happily ever after.
Content Advisory:
This is adult fiction and as such is steamier than my YA books. This
book would not fall into the “clean and wholesome” category but is very tame
compared to traditional adult romance. It includes heated/descriptive kisses
and inner dialogue, innuendo, references to sex, implied sexual relationships,
one fade-to-black scene, mild language and some drinking. There are no F words
and there is no written sex. MPAA guidelines would put it at PG-13.
Robin
loves writing romantic comedy because she’s a sarcastic goofball who constantly
cracks jokes. She believes in funny fluff and happy endings. Robin lives
outside of Phoenix with her husband, five children and naughty labradoodle
puppy. You can find her in her home office nursing a giant Diet Coke or online
at:
“What’ll it be?” I
looked at Miles after grabbing Ethan’s beer and a Diet Coke for myself.
“What do you
have?”
I leaned over and
hung on the refrigerator door, surveying its contents. “Corona Light, some
cheap boxed wine, orange juice, Diet Coke, Dr Pepper, milk, water.” Miles
hadn’t answered, and when I turned back, I caught him dragging his gaze away
from my butt. “French vanilla creamer…” I teased, boring my eyes into him. He
knew he was busted, but he played it off smoothly.
Miles chuckled. “I
was going to say Dr Pepper, but you
may have just sold me on the Coffee-Mate.” I grinned at his witty comeback, and
his face lit up. Then he winked, and my heart skipped a beat.
There are all
kinds of winkers in this world: the squinty winker, the rapid winker, the
slow-motion winker, the blinker, the can’t-get-my-eye-closed-all-the-way
half-blinker, and my least favorite, the over winker. Like Goldilocks, I
decided Miles’s wink was just right.
“I’d have pegged
you for a beer man,” I replied, handing Miles a Dr Pepper.
“I’m
actually more of a wine guy. But I’ve just learned that wine with hamburgers is
gross, and I’m trying to impress you.” I pressed my lips together. Was he
teasing me or flirting with me? Because it sounded like a little of both.
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