โ Scribed by Nikky Kaye
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
BEHAVING IS OVERRATED.
When he stormed into my office and said I owed him a date, I thought he was crazy. Okay, crazy and hot. But I couldnt help it that my advice column blocked his, uh, rooster.
Good girls like me arent supposed to fall for dirty-talking men with smoldering eyes and hidden tattoosespecially since now that were working together.
If you can call going on blind double dates and researching adult toy stores work
Why did I want to be a good girl, again?
MISS BEHAVE is a flirty, funny, frisky romantic comedy about putting the man back in manners. This enemies-to-friends-to-lovers office romance will push all your buttons, then unbutton them
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