And the Next Thing You Know...
Not if he were the last man on earth.
Jeffrey Bornic knows exactly the kind of guy he wants. Someone smart, ambitious, driven, not to mention buff--a polished professional in a well-fitting suit. In other words, somebody exactly like Jeffrey Bornic. Together they’ll be a fabulous power couple and the envy of everyone.
Theo McPherson is definitely not that guy. He's short, bad-tempered, and worse—he's a starving songwriter, going through life in sneakers held together with duct tape. If that weren’t enough, Theo has nothing but contempt for a lawyer in a suit with a lacrosse stick up his hoo-ha. He also seems to have set out to make Jeff’s life miserable--all while grinning at him in that unbelievably irritating way that he has.
And the next thing you know...Jeff’s wondering if the last guy he’d ever fall for, might be exactly that.
Although this is a companion piece to Where Do I Start?, it can be read as a stand-alone novel.
And it's available now!!!
For the love of all that's holy, do not dawdle!
Try this "brilliantly funny" book, that also has "oodles and oodles of feels" now. Use one of these amazingly fabulous booksellers!
(Are you dawdling? You are, I can tell. Stop it.)
Jeffrey Bornic knows exactly the kind of guy he wants. Someone smart, ambitious, driven, not to mention buff--a polished professional in a well-fitting suit. In other words, somebody exactly like Jeffrey Bornic. Together they’ll be a fabulous power couple and the envy of everyone.
Theo McPherson is definitely not that guy. He's short, bad-tempered, and worse—he's a starving songwriter, going through life in sneakers held together with duct tape. If that weren’t enough, Theo has nothing but contempt for a lawyer in a suit with a lacrosse stick up his hoo-ha. He also seems to have set out to make Jeff’s life miserable--all while grinning at him in that unbelievably irritating way that he has.
And the next thing you know...Jeff’s wondering if the last guy he’d ever fall for, might be exactly that.
Although this is a companion piece to Where Do I Start?, it can be read as a stand-alone novel.
And it's available now!!!
For the love of all that's holy, do not dawdle!
Try this "brilliantly funny" book, that also has "oodles and oodles of feels" now. Use one of these amazingly fabulous booksellers!
(Are you dawdling? You are, I can tell. Stop it.)
