Everything
Girl
by Emily Mayer
Genre: Adult Romance
Release date: May 11th 2019
Summary:
Evelyn Mercer has always had a plan. She lives and breathes the plan. The plan and coffee.
Go to law school. Check.
Make Law Review. Check.
Get competitive internship. Check.
Land dream job. Double Check.
That dream job? Yeah, it’s a nightmare, and Evelyn is miserable with a capital M. When she reaches her misery threshold, Evelyn does the unthinkable and deviates from her plan.
Her unexpected new job takes her to Pinehaven Ranch in the middle of nowhere Montana where Evelyn is faced with her biggest obstacle yet. No coffee shops within a 30-mile radius and her new boss’ brother, former rodeo champion Jack Danvers. The three words that best describe Jack are stink, stank, stunning. He is perfection and he inexplicably seems to hate her on sight. But if there is one thing life has taught her, it’s that she still has a lot to learn and Montana is full of surprises.
by Emily Mayer
Genre: Adult Romance
Release date: May 11th 2019
Summary:
Evelyn Mercer has always had a plan. She lives and breathes the plan. The plan and coffee.
Go to law school. Check.
Make Law Review. Check.
Get competitive internship. Check.
Land dream job. Double Check.
That dream job? Yeah, it’s a nightmare, and Evelyn is miserable with a capital M. When she reaches her misery threshold, Evelyn does the unthinkable and deviates from her plan.
Her unexpected new job takes her to Pinehaven Ranch in the middle of nowhere Montana where Evelyn is faced with her biggest obstacle yet. No coffee shops within a 30-mile radius and her new boss’ brother, former rodeo champion Jack Danvers. The three words that best describe Jack are stink, stank, stunning. He is perfection and he inexplicably seems to hate her on sight. But if there is one thing life has taught her, it’s that she still has a lot to learn and Montana is full of surprises.
Excerpt:
"Do
chickens lay eggs? I mean, obviously I know where eggs come from, even though
we don't have a lot of chickens in the city." I laughed uncomfortably
before I plowed on, fully committed now. "Although, I read somewhere that
urban farming is getting really popular now since people are all of a sudden so
concerned about where their food comes from. Plus, you know, organic is like an
entire movement now. And chickens are the obvious choice. I mean for urban
farming. Because they don’t require a lot of space, and people living in cities
don't really have big backyards, or any backyards at all. So anyway, I know
roosters are boys and nature's alarm clock”—I gave an awkward chuckle—“but is a
hen different than a chicken?"
His eyes
widened briefly, as if trying to fully absorb all the crazy I had just hurled
his way without warning. Then he blinked slowly—once, twice, a third time. Every
blink sent a fresh wave of shame crashing over me."
About
the Author
Emily Mayer
is a best-selling author and a book lover with a capital L. When she isn't
writing, you can usually find her in the kitchen burning dinner with a book in
her hand or tucked away in one of her favorite reading spots promising
"just five more minutes." In addition to books, Emily is addicted to
coffee, dogs, and cat videos. She lives in the Midwest with her husband and
dog, both of whom are very good boys.
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