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High school teacher Lindsey Pavolski is the last woman standing. Her four best friends have coupled up, but she won't let that happen to her. Not even when the beefy new coach across the hall comes far too close to slipping past her defenses.
I’ve had my fair share of both bad dates and bad boyfriends, and romance simply isn’t for me. I like my quiet, drama-free, uncomplicated single life. Between my four siblings popping out plenty of grandchildren, and my four best friends holding down every romantic situation out there, I’m more than happy going through life alone.
The new teacher across the hall having a crush on me is no reason to change my ways. I don’t even know why he likes me, and when I ask, he doesn’t have an answer either. He just… does. That makes no sense when you consider that I’m messy, stubborn, and cranky most of the time.
But I have to admit, I don’t hate hanging out with him. For a football coach, he’s a really good cheerleader, and he sees more good in me than I do. Or anyone else ever has, for that matter.
I’m considering changing my single ways, but old habits—and insecurities—don’t die so easily. I need to figure out how to be me and in love, without chasing away the one man who might just be my perfect match.
Genre: Romance
I’ve had my fair share of both bad dates and bad boyfriends, and romance simply isn’t for me. I like my quiet, drama-free, uncomplicated single life. Between my four siblings popping out plenty of grandchildren, and my four best friends holding down every romantic situation out there, I’m more than happy going through life alone.
The new teacher across the hall having a crush on me is no reason to change my ways. I don’t even know why he likes me, and when I ask, he doesn’t have an answer either. He just… does. That makes no sense when you consider that I’m messy, stubborn, and cranky most of the time.
But I have to admit, I don’t hate hanging out with him. For a football coach, he’s a really good cheerleader, and he sees more good in me than I do. Or anyone else ever has, for that matter.
I’m considering changing my single ways, but old habits—and insecurities—don’t die so easily. I need to figure out how to be me and in love, without chasing away the one man who might just be my perfect match.
Genre: Romance
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