โ Scribed by J.M. Cartwright
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Andrew Cunningham is ticked off. He's taken the fall for his old boss, the mayor of Chicago, and is forced to head to Asheville, North Carolina to avoid the press. He's not in the mood to be nice. Once he meets sexy cabinetmaker Ridge Huntington, though, he unbends enough to get up close and personal.
Drew manages to step on a few toes as he adjusts to life in the south, and Ridge finds himself entertained in more ways than one. Nevertheless, Ridge isn't sure that Mr. Right Now is worth the aggravation. They argue, Drew curses a lot, and Ridge rolls his eyes.
Can an uppity Yankee and a laid-back Southerner meet in the middle?
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