Accept this Dandelion
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By Brooke Williams
Genre: Romance/Comedy
ASIN:
B00R54MUXY
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Renee
Lockhart has her eye on a lofty goal…to fill the open position of morning radio
show host at the radio station where she works. When her co-workers sign
her up for a local TV version of “the Bachelor,” Renee goes along with it in
order to raise her public profile. Ben McConnell, the most eligible
bachelor in town, insists that Renee be placed on the show, despite her
bumbling audition. Ben gets much more than he expected in Renee. He
gets a girl who doesn’t bow to his every whim…and a girl who opens his eyes to
true, unexpected love. When nothing goes right on the local program called
"Accept this Dandelion"...hilarity ensues. Imagine your worst
possible dates happening...on TV!
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About
the Author
Brooke
Williams writes in a sleep-deprived state while her daughters nap. Her romantic
comedy is best read in the same state. Brooke has twelve years of radio in her
background, both behind the scenes and on the air. She was also a television
traffic reporter for a short time despite the fact that she could care less
about hair and make-up. Today, Brooke stays at home with her daughters and
works as a freelance writer for a variety of companies. When she isn’t working
for paying clients, she makes things up, which results in books like “Accept
this Dandelion.” Brooke is also the author of “
Wrong
Place, Right Time,” “
Someone
Always Loved You,” and “
Beyond
the Bars.” And she looks forward to the upcoming released of “Mamarazzi”
and “Baby Sheep Gets a Haircut.” Brooke and her husband Sean have been married
since 2002 and have two beautiful daughters, Kaelyn (5) and Sadie (nearly 2).
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Praise for Accept this Dandelion
"This
book is adorable. I had to sneak away from my desk to read the rest of it once
I started. It had my smiling and laughing the whole way through."
-Sarah,
Advanced Reader Copy Review
EXCERPT:
Renee leaned way
over in her chair, throwing her arm up beside her for dramatic effect. She had
the perfect line to close her short ad, but instead of delivering it, she flung
one of the flickering candles to the floor with a loud crash.
“Fire!” she
screamed as she realized the flame had not extinguished, but rather had
transferred itself to the hem of her dress.
Before Renee could
stop drop and roll, Ben leapt from his chair and threw himself across the small
space separating them. The pressure of his body against her leg put out the
fire instantly, but it also toppled her chair over, leaving them in a heap on the
concrete.
Renee found
herself on her side with Ben’s breath on her cheek. She slowly turned her head,
though what she really wanted to do was push him away and run out of the studio
as fast as possible.
“That was quite a
commercial.” Ben didn’t make a move to rise. “Are you okay?”
Renee wasn’t sure
how the dress looked, but there were no burning sensations on her leg. There
was a twinge in the pit of her stomach. She nodded. “I’m okay.” She met his
eyes and allowed herself a few beats to study him closely. He was handsome. And
now, he was even a hero. Though he wouldn’t have had to save her from burning
flames had she not set herself on fire.
Ben deftly got to
his feet and pulled Renee from her chair as the producer rushed over and the
camera operators stood by, panning down to capture Renee’s smoldering dress.
“Hey, Renee,” Ben
whispered into her ear, “next time there’s fire between us, I’m not going to
put it out.”
