Rating the Book Boyfriend
LIBBY
Have you ever drank entirely too much tequila and thought, “Hey, I’m a really good dancer,” so you throw your hands in the air like you just don’t care and let loose?
Yeah, something similar recently happened to me, except it was vodka, and I started a man training business with my three romance author besties.
Practically the same thing, right?
When we awoke the next morning in a stupor of cotton mouth and queasy stomachs, we found that the idea of The Book Boyfriend Builders was popular… wildly popular, and we had more business than we knew what to do with.
The only problem is that one of my first clients is Riggs Romero. Famous book cover model and the man I’d harbored a secret crush on for years.
How in the world am I going to help him woo the love of his life… the gorgeous Lucinda… when all I want is for him to be mine?
RIGGS
As the oldest of my family, I’m the responsible one. The guy who goes to business school like he’s supposed to. The man who dates who his family approves of.
But when my girlfriend, Lucinda, signs me up on some crazy website called The Book Boyfriend Builders, I’m furious and quite insulted.
Until I learn that I’m being “trained” by the gorgeous Libby Cox, my favorite romance author.
So I play the dutiful client. I endure Libby’s relentless rating system, spending hours going blind over her charts, graphs, and spreadsheets. All in the name of becoming the perfect book boyfriend.
But as I spend time with Libby, I realize I’m not entirely happy with my life. Not with my corporate job and not with my girlfriend. Where Lucinda is cold, demanding, and remote, Libby is warm, vibrant, and funny.
So how do I tell Libby that the woman I want to be the ultimate book boyfriend for… is her?
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