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If love is an experiment, then she’s the variable he never saw coming…
I am not a bakery or flower shop owner.
I am not a damsel in distress.
And I am not the main character in some poorly-written romance novel. End of story.
Olivia Woodward has three goals:
Save her struggling campus self-defense class.
Take care of her family
Avoid all men for the rest of existence.
She’s going to accomplish all of it without any help too, especially not from an overly-flirty adjunct professor.
Brooks Hoffman also has three goals:
Never have to teach another semester of microbiology.
Make sure no one finds out his identity as Cupid’s Assistant, a relationship advice columnist.
Test out if romance tropes really do work, then write a series of articles so incredible that the newspaper will have no choice but to hire him on full-time.
It’s a piece of cake, really, until a chance encounter with a certain self defense instructor turns into a budding romance.
Can Brooks convince Olivia to trust him without revealing his secret identity?
Or will they miss out on their Happily Ever After after all?
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If love is an experiment, then she’s the variable he never saw coming…
I am not a bakery or flower shop owner.
I am not a damsel in distress.
And I am not the main character in some poorly-written romance novel. End of story.
Olivia Woodward has three goals:
Save her struggling campus self-defense class.
Take care of her family
Avoid all men for the rest of existence.
She’s going to accomplish all of it without any help too, especially not from an overly-flirty adjunct professor.
Brooks Hoffman also has three goals:
Never have to teach another semester of microbiology.
Make sure no one finds out his identity as Cupid’s Assistant, a relationship advice columnist.
Test out if romance tropes really do work, then write a series of articles so incredible that the newspaper will have no choice but to hire him on full-time.
It’s a piece of cake, really, until a chance encounter with a certain self defense instructor turns into a budding romance.
Can Brooks convince Olivia to trust him without revealing his secret identity?
Or will they miss out on their Happily Ever After after all?
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