Room for Two

Written by Sydney Landon

Narrated by Nicol Zanzarella

When Asher Jackson, the playboy co-owner of the Oceanix Hotel Chain, meets Dana Anders, manager of the gourmet coffee shop within the Oceanix Resort, he longs to strike up a good rapport with her. But to his surprise, his typical charm immediately fails him and he can't help but provoke her with sarcastic remarks at every turn.

Even though Dana can give as good as she gets, she's confused by Asher's hostility toward her-especially when she harbors a secret attraction toward him. When she finds herself with unexpected bills to pay, Dana strikes up a deal. For a reasonable fee, the financially strapped Dana will pose as Asher's girlfriend to drive away bitter women who are making his life miserable. Asher hasn't engaged in a serious relationship since his heart was broken five years previously, so he thinks playing husband to a fake wife won't be a problem. But as the relationship continues he's no longer quite so certain. And as the line between false animosity and real attraction becomes blurred, Dana begins to realize that the one thing she wants is what she's pretending to already have.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Tantor Media, Inc
• Release date: Feb 6, 2018
• ISBN: 9781541477957

Sydney Landon

Sydney Landon is the New York Times & USA Today Best Selling author of: Weekends Required, Not Planning on You, Fall For Me, Fighting For You, Betting on You, No Denying You, Always Loving You, Pierced and Fractured. Sydney is currently working on the next book in the Danvers’ Series as well as the Pierced Series. When she isn’t writing, Sydney enjoys reading, swimming and the beach. She lives with her family in Greenville, South Carolina.

Reviews for Room for Two

[abanmally-1 · Rating: 1 out of 5 stars]

This novel is the second in the Breakfast in Bed series but I don't believe that it's necessary to read the first. I'm a frequent romance novel reader and enjoy a fun romp. But this novel didn't quite deliver. The male protagonist Asher was a tough character to connect with and lacks any depth. Even some of the scenes were clumsy--- Asher is talking with his maid at home and then is suddenly in his work office. There was no transition depicted. The humor was supposed to be from the verbal jabs Dana and Asher throw at each other but they come off as deeply insulting. Overall, Room for Two has all the trappings of a romance with none of the charm.I received an Advanced Readers Copy e-book of this title in exchange for an honest review.