Wrong Message, Right Valentine

One of the other random books I stumbled upon in my Recommended Books list was "Wrong Message, Right Valentine" by Romeo Alexander.

["Sebastian: Do I have a Valentine? Ha, with the busy life I lead, dating isn’t even possible, let alone a valentine. That’s alright though, I enjoy what I do, and it’s helped by the best assistant I’ve ever had. Without Trevor, I’d probably be drowning under it all. Our strictly professional relationship is great. Well, until I open a message that changes everything…

Trevor: Between a full-time job with overtime and school, I don’t have time for anything else. Don’t get me wrong, I enjoy what I do, and it pays the bills. Sebastian is a great boss, and I enjoy working with him...and not just because he’s hot. At least, that’s how it was until everything got tossed on its head over a little mistake. How the hell do I fix this?

Working extra hours over Valentine’s weekend and with a deadline looming, Sebastian and Trevor could do without distractions. Then a mix up with a sexy message send’s both men into a tailspin and makes them question everything…"]

Such an easy read. Such a cliche trope. Such a rookie mistake (the exactly wrong picture sent to precisely wrong person). SUCH a good novella!

After I work on the stacks (and stacks) of books that I just bought (and all of the ones I already have piled on my shelves--and the ones in my wishlist on my Kindle)--or frankly, let's be honest, probably before, I'm going to check out the other things that Romeo published.

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