Part of Series
KAMRYN Three things about me: 1. I’m a professional softball player. 2. I have a twin sister. 3. I carry more baggage than a 747 on Christmas Eve. Number three is the kicker. It’s colored the way I live my life for as long as I can remember, so my fairytale ending looks a lot different than what most women dream of. I don’t want marriage. I don’t want kids. I don’t want anything even resembling a real relationship. Then I meet Cruz “Cheetah” Gonzales. He’s unlike any other man—or woman—I’ve ever been with. He’s hot and completely hilarious, taking everything I dish out and giving it right back to me. On paper, we should be a perfect match. But his fairytale and mine look a lot different. CHEETAH Three things about me: 1. I’m a professional baseball player. 2. I have a wickedly raunchy sense of humor. 3. I’m completely in love with Kamryn Hart. I’ve never been with anyone who can match my energy and humor, but Kam blows me away. She only sees the flaws in herself, but all I see is strength, beauty, and a heart bigger than the Grand Canyon. I wouldn’t change a thing about her. I accept her, baggage and all. All I want is to help her carry the load. Kam is absolutely the perfect woman for me, but she’s also stubborn as a mule. If only she would let down her walls and realize that fairytales aren’t set in stone. Sometimes you can write your own ending.
Author
AK Landow is a spicy RomCom author. She’s a recovering attorney living outside of the Philadelphia area with her husband, who she secretly pined for through her teen years, three crazy hormonal daughters, and multiple animals. She enjoys reading, now writing, drinking copious amounts of vodka, and laughing. Having discovered there’s no other need in the world for funny perverts, she’s thrilled to have this new avenue to channel her age-inappropriate sense of humor. She published the first four books in the City of Sisterly Love series in 2022, with more slated for 2023. She initially wrote the first book, Knight, because it pisses her off that there are no FMCs over the age of 40. She wrote it as an FU to the romance community to let them know that "oldies" still get it on. She fell so madly in love with both being an author and her fictitious family, that she can't seem to stop writing. The entire series centers around a group of strong, intelligent, confident, and supportive women. The central family is known for severe cases of oversharing and walking in on each other. Hilarity often ensues. Her writing is known for laughs, tears, and being one-handed reads.
