Just One Moment: An Enemies to Lovers Romance

by Jami Rogers

Overview

My mug shot didn’t turn out as great as I thought it would. I probably should have smiled. Maybe I would have if I had actually committed the crime.
Instead, I’m the walking billboard of someone who was in the wrong place at the wrong time.
The only bonus of being accused of vandalism is that the owner's mom has taken pity on me and thanks to her I will now have a place to sleep tonight, and well, all the nights until the bookstore that was destroyed is back up and running.
Living in a bookstore sounds like a dream, and it would be, if the owner's son wasn’t such a jerk. All things considered, I’m a nice person, but this guy *rolls eyes* is the absolute worst and working with him day after day is going to be my biggest challenge yet.
Or, okay, my biggest struggle might actually be ignoring how attracted I am to him. I mean come on, he is a broody college guy with a smoking body who thinks I'm a criminal. It doesn't exactly scream that I should fall for him, right?
And yet … I really didn’t think life could get more complicated than it has been to this point.
Wish me luck.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940153153148
Publisher:	Jami Rogers
Publication date:	10/04/2016
Series:	The Black Alcove Series , #4
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
Sales rank:	792,178
File size:	431 KB

About the Author

My name is Jami Rogers (I previously published under my maiden name, Jami Wagner) and I write new adult contemporary and adult contemporary romance novels. I love love and want to share my passion for happily ever afters with the world.

I currently have nine self-published titles. My first novella, Date in the Dark, released in May 2015. My first full-length novel, Just One Kiss, was released in October 2015 and is the first book in my Black Alcove series.

I was born in Wyoming and still live in the cowboy state with my husband, daughter, and two dogs. I like to read, write, run, watch movies/TV and spend time with my family. I’m horrible at returning phone calls and prefer to text, but still struggle to hit the little blue arrow to send a message once I’m finished typing my reply. My husband does 90% of the cooking in our house. Not because I’m busy – I’m just simply a bad cook.