β Scribed by Ellie Hall
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Sheβs the no-nonsense headmistress at a charm school. Heβs a football player with a not-so-charming ego. Itβs hate at first sight, but they have to find a way to play nice.
Katerina gave up a career in professional ballet to pursue a college degree. Later, she landed a job as an etiquette coach. She was glad to leave her past behind and focus on the future. Sheβs organized and her methods promise surefire success to transform cavemen into gentlemen.
Connor βthe Wolfβ gets in trouble with his commissioner after an error in judgement and has to attend etiquette training. He has plenty of room in his life for women, just not relationships, but that doesnβt mean he canβt have a little fun with the attractive woman assigned as his new image coach.
Katerina despises Connor and everything he stands for, which is little more than football and fooling around. He can take over a room with his swagger alone, but canβt seem to crack Katerinaβs code. Their weeks together take them out of the classroom and into real life, including a survivalist camping trip where they learn the other is not exactly what they seem.
Theyβre the opposite in every way so why are they so attracted to each other?
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