I don’t care how handsome, successful, or funny he is. He ditched me for the prom queen. There’s no coming back from that, is there? It’s difficult to ignore anyone in the thriving metropolis (that’s sarcasm) of Big Bear, Alaska. It’s downright impossible when someone comes back into town for their dad’s funeral. Shane’s father was a great guy, and he asked me to take care of all the stuff, which can range from antique reading glasses to 70’s suits to handmade quilts, that Shane doesn’t want. Fine. Easy. I do this for a living. I tell Shane—he’s the ditcher—that he should gather what he wants from the house and I’ll take care of the rest. He can get back to his old life and I can stop wondering what it would be like to hang out with him again. It’s the perfect plan. Until Shane decides he wants to stay and help. The last thing I need is a tall, handsome, funny, and oddly caring distraction. Especially when he apologizes for what happened in high school and hints that he’d like a second chance. I’m considering it, but he has to navigate past the prom queen first. We’ll see how that goes. The Guy Who Ditched Me for the Prom Queen is a laugh-out-loud funny, second chance, small town, clean romantic comedy with sizzling chemistry, witty banter, and swoony kisses. Dive into this HEA romance today!
Author
Karly Stratford grew up in the wild west, and finds mountains helpful in telling which direction she is going. Her lifelong goals include: travel to all seven continents, become a Jedi Knight and receive a death threat from a fan. So far she's been to five continents, has a black belt in Kempo and is still working on the death threat. She got roped into writing clean, uplifting romance by a few of her author friends, and actually enjoys it. The women in her books are feisty, strong and independent, while the men are smart, capable and focused. She hopes that by the time you finish one of her books you've laughed, you've cried, and you've cheered. Karly also writes young adult, action-packed, science fiction and fantasy under the pen name Jo Schneider.
