Since I'll be drooling tomorrow, work and more work and then some more work. I'll tell ya now. You can pick up this very, short-short, free on Amazon 4/20 and 4/21 here.
Dumped, on Valentine's Day no less, Samantha doesn't see how this day can get any better. Until she runs into Evan the IT Geek at the local pub. And suddenly there seems to be more to him than a pocket protector.
As for the post above (which doesn't have a space for comments), it's not like mysteries, sic-fis, or most other genres are realistic. Even heavy literary fiction is often so depressing that it's not like real life. Anyway, I don't read for real life. I can live that any day. I read for fun.
Hey, Caryn! I don't usually read for reality either, but the entire genre is dismissed for being TOO fake. People do some of the sappiest things in the name of love. So it's real.
Not sure why the comment section isn't there. Gah! Gotta fix it.
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Ooh! That sounds fun!
As for the post above (which doesn't have a space for comments), it's not like mysteries, sic-fis, or most other genres are realistic. Even heavy literary fiction is often so depressing that it's not like real life. Anyway, I don't read for real life. I can live that any day. I read for fun.
Hey, Caryn! I don't usually read for reality either, but the entire genre is dismissed for being TOO fake. People do some of the sappiest things in the name of love. So it's real.
Not sure why the comment section isn't there. Gah! Gotta fix it.
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