Contemporary Romance
Date Published: 02-05-2021
Asher Anderson is a dick.
We aren't friends, so when he seeks me out in the cafeteria on the worst day of my life, I'm suspicious. When he tells Liam Heiter that we're dating, which couldn't be further from the truth, I want to kill him.
Until I see Liam's reaction.
Liam—my best friend, the guy who crushed every hope of us officially being together—is jealous. He has never looked at me this way and I love it.
So, I play along.
Maybe watching me with someone else will make Liam suffer like I have the past four years. And maybe, just maybe, he'll come to his senses and realize we belong together.
It's not like I have any kind of feelings for Asher. At best, I tolerate him.
What's the worst that can happen?
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3. Favorite childhood memory involving books?
My favorite
author growing up was Christopher Pike. I started reading his suspense
books as early as the fourth grade. I’m pretty sure he began my obsession with
vampires lol. But I still remember a teacher (not mine) yelling at me to put
the book down because we were descending the stairs. I didn’t, and didn’t fall,
but that memory still makes me smile.
4. If you could dine with any literary character, who would
it be and why?
That’s hard and depends on my mood. I love Baron Spencer from LJ
Shen’s Vicious. Pretty sure he’d have me
on top of that table in the best of ways. I love Rhysand from A Court of Thorns.
I just feel like he’d be amazing to have a meal with. His stories would be
endless. Or better yet, Jake from Jay McLean’s More than This series. He is the
book boyfriend that made me fall in love with romance. Sweet. Patient. Selfless.
5. Did you want to be an author when you grew up?
No! Although my friend Kaitlin said I was always
writing (not that I remember) so maybe it was a subconscious decision.
6. If you had to describe yourself in three words, what
would they be?
Tired. Scattered. Mom.
7. What is your most unusual writing quirk?
I have to
write in silence. Any tiny distraction and my train of thought is gone… which
is why my kids are my nemesis lol
8. How long, on average, does it take you to write a book?
Too long! If I
can dedicate time to writing (like an hour a day) I can get a book done in
about three weeks. Realistically, it takes me two months because of family and
work obligations.
About the Author
Bailey B is an up and coming New Adult author. She lives in Lehigh Acres Florida with her husband, twin girls, and two fur babies. She enjoys (but doesn't get to take part in because of her crazy daughters) the simple things like Disney+ binge watching, Netflix romcoms, reading and sleeping. She reads two to three books a week and thinks if narwhal's are real animals then unicorns might be too.
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