She needs a place to live! When a string of bad luck sends half-Asian medical student, Ivy to a bar, she meets Jax. Even though they share a troubled history—her father left her mother for HIS mother—they end up drinking and flirting...and eventually this leads to a sudden, drunken marriage neither can totally explain. She can only blame it on the alcohol and on Jax being really hot. The sex is phenomenal. She knows his beloved grandfather is dying(in the hospital where she's training) and he doesn't want to upset his grieving grandmother. Since her roommate kicked her out, she finally accepts that they should stay in this mistaken marriage for a brief period, before getting a divorce. Ivy moves into Jax home—into her own bedroom—and falls slowly in love with the last man she should have married. She knows she betrayed her own mom by marrying him and his witchy mother continues to be a pain, but Ivy and Jax learn to put all that aside and trust the love growing between them.
Author
Carol Rose is an award-winning author of contemporary romances. She has written twenty-six books, including Always and the Blue Collar Boys series. Her books have won numerous awards, including a final in the prestigious Romance Writers of America Golden Heart Award. Carol is an active member of the North Texas Romance Writers. A frequent speaker at writers’ groups and conferences, she has taught workshops on characterization and, creating and resolving conflict. She works full time as a therapist. Her husband and she married when she was only nineteen and he was barely twenty-one, proving that early marriage can make it, but only if you’re really lucky and persistent. They went through college and grad school together. She not only loves him still, all these years later, she still likes him—which she says is sometimes harder. They have two funny, intelligent and highly accomplished daughters. Carol loves writing and hopes you enjoy reading her work. www.carolrosebooks.com www.twitter.com - carolrose@carolrosebooks https://www.facebook.com/carol.rose.9...
