Barbara Meyers writes an eclectic mix of contemporary romance and women's fiction novels which often feature a displaced child.
Barbara is still married to her first husband, has two fantastic children and is mom to Winner, a rescue who looks like a black lab but isn't.
Originally from Southwest Missouri, (she blames her roots in the Show Me state for her somewhat skeptical nature) she currently resides in Central Florida.
Visit her at www.barbarameyers.com
Those Who Can, Date
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- FormatePub
- ISBN978-1-951286-18-7
- EAN9781951286187
- Date de parution10/05/2024
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- ÉditeurSandalstring Productions
Résumé
When dating coach Kellar Kennedy accidentally lands on top of The Sexiest Man Alive the paparazzi goes crazy, and a brilliant idea is born. What movie star Dayman MacDay needs is a platonic escort for the upcoming awards season. He convinces Kellar to sign on for the job and use the publicity to further her career. Their "just friends" arrangement guarantees they'll have fun together on and off the red carpet, but they resist the chemistry between them.
Dayman doesn't want another messy, public break-up. Kellar learned from her father that men will always bail on her. What Dayman feels for Kellar is real, and he proves to her it's not the men she's dated who run at the first bump in the road. It's her. Kellar knows Day is right, but can she stop falling on her face and fall into his arms instead?
Dayman doesn't want another messy, public break-up. Kellar learned from her father that men will always bail on her. What Dayman feels for Kellar is real, and he proves to her it's not the men she's dated who run at the first bump in the road. It's her. Kellar knows Day is right, but can she stop falling on her face and fall into his arms instead?


















