A delightful, lighthearted, and expertly paced “forced proximity” romance that feels like a breath of fresh air. When Annie Walker, a shy and socially anxious florist, decides it’s time to find a partner, she enlists the help of the town’s most notorious bachelor, Will Griffin. What follows is a charming, low-angst transformation as Will “teaches” Annie how to date—only to realize that he might be the one learning a few lessons himself. This is a must-have for any boutique collection, perfect for readers who love witty banter, small-town vibes, and a deeply satisfying, heart-warming “slow-burn” romance.
Practice Makes Perfect
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A delightful, lighthearted, and expertly paced “forced proximity” romance that feels like a breath of fresh air. When Annie Walker, a shy and socially anxious florist, decides it’s time to find a partner, she enlists the help of the town’s most notorious bachelor, Will Griffin. What follows is a charming, low-angst transformation as Will “teaches” Annie how to date only to realize that he might be the one learning a few lessons himself.
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