To My Immature Ex Boyfriend
J. S. Cooper
J. S. Cooper
To My Immature Ex Boyfriend,There are so many things that I want to say to you, but because I'm a lady, I will keep my "big mouth" closed. I received your email the other day and you've got to be joking if you think I have any interest in meeting up with you during your visit to San Francisco. I would rather take a long walk off a short cliff into an ocean of sharks. And the fact that you wouldn't mind seeing my bedroom for "old times sake" makes me laugh. I don't want to be rude, but those memories aren't ones I wish to repeat. I have better uses for five minutes of my time. You can keep the poems I wrote you, my cheerleaders outfit, and the promise ring that you gave me. The only promise I want from you is the one that says I will never hear from your obnoxious, arrogant, weirdly shaped head again.Sincerely,BirdieP.S. No, we're never going to repeat the night you won the Homecoming Football game. Whoopdeedoo! I have a secret to tell you. I never...
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We Don't Talk About Last Night
J. S. Cooper
J. S. Cooper
From New York Times Bestselling Author J. S. Cooper comes a new hot standalone billionaire romance. He's the Smuggest, Sexiest Most Arrogant Man I've Ever Met and He's Totally Off-Limits An Alpha Male That Wants His Way Jacob Joshua Edwards is my sworn enemy. I've hated him for years; even though I've always been slightly attracted to him. When my father's business goes under he makes a deal with Jacob's father to save the company. Only the deal is not one that benefits the family in my eyes. My father makes an arrangement that his eldest daughter, my sister, will marry Jake so that the deal becomes a merger as opposed to a takeover. A Rebel With A Cause As far as I'm concerned the merger is the worst thing that can happen to the family and I'm determined to find my own way in life. I plan to escape the night after the big celebration, but I allow myself one confrontation with Jacob to let him know what I...
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To My Brother's Cocky Best Friend
J. S. Cooper
J. S. Cooper
To My Brother's Cocky Best Friend,Tyler Redwood, you might be my brother's best friend, but I find you to be insufferable, cocky, arrogant, immature, and totally annoying. You are not God's gift to women and certainly not a gift to me. No, I don't need you to wrap yourself in a bow. And even if you did, I would not be unwrapping it. I have no interest in seeing or touching your six pack and no, I don't need you to teach me the hidden lessons of the Kama Sutra. Go and find another woman to bother and flirt with. I am not interested at all. Not even a little bit.Olivia Olivia,I have seven words for you. That's not what you said last night.Tyler
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