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    A Very Bad Bet: Enemies to Lovers Sweet Romcom
    Just His Neighbor: Southern Roots RomCom Prequel
    A Very Terrible Text: Enemies to Lovers Sweet Romcom
    Audiobook series3 titles

    Cider Cove Sweet Southern RomComs Series

    Written by Elana Johnson

    Narrated by Matt a Digital Voice and Madison a Digital Voice

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    About this series

    She’s just his neighbor…until his dog—oops, his brother’s dog—adopts her.


    Jillian:


    I really should be stronger. I mean, there’s a strict no-dog policy in the apartment next door. I own the building, and the the tall, dark construction manager can’t have a dog.


    Except I love his dog, even if his name is Sausage. The more time I spend with him, the more I think my “strict” policy of no dogs and no men…isn’t so strict.


    And when Thomas comes to my spa and does the Van-Gogh-ga?


    Fine, I may be a goner. If only I wasn’t just his neighbor…


    Get ready to enjoy this hilarious, sweet workplace romantic comedy! The romance is clean, the jokes witty, and the office grump swoon-worthy.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAEJ Creative Works
    Release dateDec 21, 2023
    A Very Bad Bet: Enemies to Lovers Sweet Romcom
    Just His Neighbor: Southern Roots RomCom Prequel
    A Very Terrible Text: Enemies to Lovers Sweet Romcom

    Titles in the series (3)

    • 1

      A Very Terrible Text: Enemies to Lovers Sweet Romcom
      A Very Terrible Text: Enemies to Lovers Sweet Romcom

      A Very Terrible Text: Enemies to Lovers Sweet Romcom

      Elana Johnson
      3/5 - 1 rating
      3/5 - 1 rating

      Sometimes the thumbs slip… She’s finally joined the dating app everyone in Cider Cove is raving about…when she accidentally sends a message about wanting to meet up for a first date to her enemy. Hillary: I’ve been engaged twice now without becoming a bride, and let’s just say those failures have made me more career-focused than ever. But I just hit the big 3-0 last year, and I’m feeling…lonely, despite the five best friends I share an enormous house with. I’ve drawn the short stick this time, and I’m dealing with the general contractor about fixing our perpetually leaking roof. Joy. Not. Liam Graff is a complete beast—and our next-door neighbor—which only makes the way we sometimes gather at the upper floor windows to watch him mow his lawn shirtless a little embarrassing. For him. Not us. In order to cheer myself up, I join the dating app everyone in town can’t stop talking about, and I’ve been chatting back and forth with Mr. Hottie from one town over. Great. No, really, it’s great. I’m great. He’s great. Except I’ve also been texting with Liam about this blasted roof, and my invite for dinner in a slinky black dress goes to him instead of Mr. Hottie… Before I can correct and explain myself, he responds with, What time should I pick you up? That very terrible text may haunt me for the rest of my life…or change it completely.

      Sometimes the thumbs slip… She’s finally joined the dating app everyone in Cider Cove is raving about…when she accidentally sends a message about wanting to meet up for a first date to her enemy. Hillary: I’ve been engaged twice now without becoming a bride, and let’s just say those failures have made me more career-focused than ever. But I just hit the big 3-0 last year, and I’m feeling…lonely, despite the five best friends I share an enormous house with. I’ve drawn the short stick this time, and I’m dealing with the general contractor about fixing our perpetually leaking roof. Joy. Not. Liam Graff is a complete beast—and our next-door neighbor—which only makes the way we sometimes gather at the upper floor windows to watch him mow his lawn shirtless a little embarrassing. For him. Not us. In order to cheer myself up, I join the dating app everyone in town can’t stop talking about, and I’ve been chatting back and forth with Mr. Hottie from one town over. Great. No, really, it’s great. I’m great. He’s great. Except I’ve also been texting with Liam about this blasted roof, and my invite for dinner in a slinky black dress goes to him instead of Mr. Hottie… Before I can correct and explain myself, he responds with, What time should I pick you up? That very terrible text may haunt me for the rest of my life…or change it completely.

    • 2

      A Very Bad Bet: Enemies to Lovers Sweet Romcom
      A Very Bad Bet: Enemies to Lovers Sweet Romcom

      A Very Bad Bet: Enemies to Lovers Sweet Romcom

      Elana Johnson
      0 ratings
      0 ratings

      Sometimes a wager only makes things more fun... She’s got seniority over the obnoxious grump next door, and she's determined to beat him out for the top job in their charming hometown. But a bold bet spins their rivalry into a flirty attraction that could change everything. Claudia: I was born to be the Cider Cove City Planner. But Beckett Fletcher—the hothead who works next door to me—wants the job too. We can hardly stand each other on a good day, much less compete for the same promotion. So I make him a bet: Whoever proves they best know the citizens' needs and submits the top proposal for the Christmas Festival gets to apply first. I've got seniority and a solid plan. What can go wrong? Well, this bet also means talking to Beckett daily. I can't believe I've done myself dirty like this. Not only that, but the more we're together, the more I see he's not just a competitive grump. Suddenly I'm noticing things like his cute dogs, and how he cares for his sick aunt. Do we have more in common than I thought? And why does my pulse do cartwheels when he walks in the room? But I refuse to be distracted by my insane attraction to the man trying to steal my dream job. I set out to win the bet—and the job—but keep losing focus thanks to Beckett's handsome face and extraordinary kisses. Can our rivalry and this very bad bet spark something very right? Sometimes the worst wagers have the sweetest outcomes.

      Sometimes a wager only makes things more fun... She’s got seniority over the obnoxious grump next door, and she's determined to beat him out for the top job in their charming hometown. But a bold bet spins their rivalry into a flirty attraction that could change everything. Claudia: I was born to be the Cider Cove City Planner. But Beckett Fletcher—the hothead who works next door to me—wants the job too. We can hardly stand each other on a good day, much less compete for the same promotion. So I make him a bet: Whoever proves they best know the citizens' needs and submits the top proposal for the Christmas Festival gets to apply first. I've got seniority and a solid plan. What can go wrong? Well, this bet also means talking to Beckett daily. I can't believe I've done myself dirty like this. Not only that, but the more we're together, the more I see he's not just a competitive grump. Suddenly I'm noticing things like his cute dogs, and how he cares for his sick aunt. Do we have more in common than I thought? And why does my pulse do cartwheels when he walks in the room? But I refuse to be distracted by my insane attraction to the man trying to steal my dream job. I set out to win the bet—and the job—but keep losing focus thanks to Beckett's handsome face and extraordinary kisses. Can our rivalry and this very bad bet spark something very right? Sometimes the worst wagers have the sweetest outcomes.

    • Just His Neighbor: Southern Roots RomCom Prequel
      Just His Neighbor: Southern Roots RomCom Prequel

      Just His Neighbor: Southern Roots RomCom Prequel

      Elana Johnson
      0 ratings
      0 ratings

      She’s just his neighbor…until his dog—oops, his brother’s dog—adopts her. Jillian: I really should be stronger. I mean, there’s a strict no-dog policy in the apartment next door. I own the building, and the the tall, dark construction manager can’t have a dog. Except I love his dog, even if his name is Sausage. The more time I spend with him, the more I think my “strict” policy of no dogs and no men…isn’t so strict. And when Thomas comes to my spa and does the Van-Gogh-ga? Fine, I may be a goner. If only I wasn’t just his neighbor… Get ready to enjoy this hilarious, sweet workplace romantic comedy! The romance is clean, the jokes witty, and the office grump swoon-worthy.

      She’s just his neighbor…until his dog—oops, his brother’s dog—adopts her. Jillian: I really should be stronger. I mean, there’s a strict no-dog policy in the apartment next door. I own the building, and the the tall, dark construction manager can’t have a dog. Except I love his dog, even if his name is Sausage. The more time I spend with him, the more I think my “strict” policy of no dogs and no men…isn’t so strict. And when Thomas comes to my spa and does the Van-Gogh-ga? Fine, I may be a goner. If only I wasn’t just his neighbor… Get ready to enjoy this hilarious, sweet workplace romantic comedy! The romance is clean, the jokes witty, and the office grump swoon-worthy.

    Author

    Elana Johnson

    Elana Johnson wishes she could experience her first kiss again, tell the mean girl where to go, and have cool superpowers. To fulfill her desires, she writes young adult science fiction and fantasy. She lives in central Utah where she spends her time with many students, one husband, and two kids. Find out more at ElanaJohnson.com and follow her on Twitter at @ElanaJ.

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