MISTAKES WERE MADE
City girl jaded with love small-town, true romantic handyman a reluctant love story that will turn this town upside down!
As literary agent to a romance novelist, Zoey Moody's life currently revolves around love - which is ironic, as she is practically allergic to the L word. She's also a city girl through and through, and yet here she is in tiny Story Lake, Pennsylvania, trying to wrangle author Hazel's next big hit. Life isn't exactly going to plan.
It takes all of five minutes in town before chaos finds her, sending her directly into the path of Gage Bishop, one of the stupidly handsome Bishop brothers. He is exactly the kind of romance hero that could entice a heroine to succumb to the charm of small-town life - but Zoey is no romance lead, and Gage can't seem to stand her.
It's clear they're all wrong for each other. She's allergic to commitment and can't work a calendar app; he's looking to settle down and has the next five years all planned out. But when Gage's world is rocked by a devastating family secret, he turns to Zoey for one night to forget everything. That one night might just change everything . . . or ruin it.
Zoey suddenly finds herself wanting to be the one to save him - and maybe even be saved in return. Can Story Lake inspire a woman who is terrified of love to finally write her own happy ending?
Perfect for fans of the heart, humour and hope found in Things We Never Got Over and Things We Left Behind, Mistakes Were Made is a steamy escape to small town romance - full of emotional twists, slow-burn tension and Lucy Score's trademark charm.
Edad recomendada: Adultos.
SCORE LUCY
Lucy Score nació el 30 de enero de 1980 en Estados Unidos y es escritora de comedia romántica y romance contemporáneo. Creció en la zona rural de Pensilvania en una familia aficionada a los libros, lo que la llevó a escribir desde temprana edad. Vive en Pensilvania junto a su marido y ha publicado novelas que se han traducido a más de veinte idiomas. Sus obras han alcanzado las listas de más vendidos del Wall Street Journal y USA Today. Entre sus títulos figuran Finge que me quieres, Cosas que nunca dejamos atrás y Dime que me quieres, difundidos también en español.
