We all know and love the classic meet-cute, but letβs be
honest. Sometimes things completely go to hell. So what happens when the first meeting
between hero and heroine isnβt so much cute as a total mess? What about the meet-disaster?
In
Wrong Bed, Right Girl, Special
Agent Reed Bishop is pursuing a lead on a case when he heads to the apartment of the woman
he thinks is his informant. Only it turns out sheβs skipped town and sublet her apartment to
none other than our heroine, whoβs curled up in bed sleeping as peacefully as can be. That is,
until a giant slab of man muscle stubs his toe on her suitcase and comes crashing down on
her in the dark.
So, yeah. The first words our heroine says (er, shouts) to the
hero involve a few choice words I canβt publish here, and a threat to stab him inβ¦a sensitive
area. The stuff of great romantic memories, right? They might have to leave out some of the
details when theyβre reminiscing to their kids about how they met.
And yet, it really is the start of something special. Talia, a
ballet dancer prepping for a make-or-break role, winds up living with Reed in his one-bedroom
apartment until his case gets sorted out. These two stubborn, opinionated workaholics are as
different as can be. But through all their argumentsβand their laughter, teasing, flirting, and
moreβthey manage to surprise themselves by falling in love.
I wanted to write a series about wrong bed mix-ups because
I wanted to write about love that comes from unexpected places at unexpected times. Real life
isnβt the stuff of rom-coms, I know. But I donβt think itβs so completely farfetched to believe
that our most meaningful relationships can grow from unlikely beginnings.
Itβs not like husband and I had any magical meet cute. We
were at a meeting the first day of a new teaching job Iβd started. Talk about boring. Because I
apparently live under a rock, I had no clue that when he later suggested we meet up at a
bookstore some time, that was supposed to be this thing called a d-a-t-e. (But can we pause
for a moment on bookstore for a first date? Good thing I eventually opened my eyeballs and
married him!)
There was no way I could have known our first eight-hour
marathon non-date was the start of a conversation about books and writing and life that weβre
still having ten years later. Writing about mix-ups and mistakes gives me hope that for the rest
of usβthose of us more likely to spill coffee on our future spouses than sweep them off their
feet with the perfect one-linerβthings really can work out. We donβt have to be charming or
smooth. We donβt even have to have showered. We can just beβ¦ourselves. Even if itβs
sometimes a disaster.
Want to read Reed and Taliaβs meet-disaster? Check out the
first chapter to
Wrong
Bed, Right Girl here [
http://rebeccabrooksromance.com/wrong-bed-right-girl-excerpt/
]!
Accidental Love Book 2
Falling head-first into the wrong womanβs bed was not how Reed Bishopβs night was supposed
to go. Now a gorgeous, half-naked ballet dancer was threatening his manhoodβ¦with a book.
He canβt blame her. It wasnβt how it seemedβhe was just doing his job, tracking down his lead
informant, who, unfortunately, took off, leaving him to figure out what to do with her friend.
Staying in her apartment was no longer safe. And thatβs how he got himself into this mess.
Now sheβs sleeping in his bed while he tosses and turns on the couch. There are pink tights in
his bathroom. Pointe shoes next to his boots. He swears he wonβt touch her like thatβ¦but he
canβt ignore his fantasies.
As a tattooed, muscled DEA Agent, Reedβs seen some things. Drug dealers, murderersβ¦He
canβt let Talia get close. Even though sheβs made it clear theyβre both fighting the same
hunger. And he definitely canβt use his handcuffs on herβ¦no matter how much she begs.
Romance Contemporary [Entangled Brazen,
On Sale: May 13, 2019, e-Book, ISBN: 9781640637849 / ]
Rebecca Brooks lives in New York City in an apartment filled with books. She received a PhD in
English but decided it was more fun to write books than write about them.
She has backpacked alone through India and Brazil, traveled by cargo boat down the Amazon
River, climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro, explored ice caves in Peru, trekked to the source of the
Ganges, and sunbathed in Burma, but she always likes coming home to a cold beer and her
hot husband in the Bronx.
She likes outdoorsy guys with both muscle and heart and independent women ready to try
something new.
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