β Scribed by Olivia Jaymes
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Sierra Oliverβs flirting skills are virtually non-existent. Married young to her high school boyfriend, she hasnβt had much experience with men. Now single, sheβs vowed to have some fun and do all of the things sheβs missed. Falling in love and getting serious are not on the agenda. Casual relationships only.
When she meets a handsome and charming man in a bookstore itβs nothing more than a pleasant encounter. She never expects to see or speak to him again so itβs a surprise to find out that heβs the director on her new movie. Ryan Ward has a well-earned reputation as a ladies man, dating one beautiful actress after another. Sheβd do well to stay far away from him.
But the air crackles with electricity whenever Sierra and Ryan are in the same room. Her sister is encouraging her to go for it. Have a fun fling and then move on. No looking back. No hard feelings. Sierra is tempted but she has a feeling that Ryan is completely out of her league. A man like that is a sexy motorcycle while sheβs still in training wheelsβ¦
Does she dare take a chance on the hottest director in Hollywood?
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