Love at First Flight

Flight Attendant, Delight Anderson, expects cranky passengers, flight delays and sore feet on her trip. She doesn’t expect to see former friend, unrequited love and Hollywood’s newest action star, Cole Williamson, aboard her flight. Cole is devastatingly handsome and he’s gone and grown muscles. There’s just one problem standing in the way of a happy reunion. She betrayed his trust for his own good ten years ago and they haven’t spoken since.

Cole’s bad day just got worse. Delight Anderson is the flight attendant working his flight today. She’s gorgeous. It’s too bad she’s a terrible friend with a penchant for minding his business. Grief from her is the last thing he needs after getting dumped via iMessage a few hours ago. So much for a relaxing start to his press tour. 

A chance encounter at a hotel leads to a steamy hate sex session. Delight’s desire to never lay eyes on Cole or his penis again goes awry when their tablets get switched the morning after. Delight just wants her tablet back, but ends up with a fake fiancé after paparazzi misinterpret an argument between Delight and Cole as a proposal.

Cole and Delight must keep up the charade when their fake engagement boosts his movie ticket sales. Falling in love is dead last on Delight and Cole’s “to do” lists, right behind being each other’s fake fiancé. When fake love blossoms into real love, Delight and Cole must decide whether their love can withstand their past differences and their current stint as the latest “It” couple

****Note**** This book has some editing issues that I am addressing real time! Thank you!

Hi! I'm a avid contemporary romance and rom com reader. If the banter isn't bantering in an enemies-to-lovers pager turner, I don't want it. If there's one bed, consider the book read. When the romance is second chance, I'm probably gonna give it a glance. If a couple fakes a relationship before they make their love official, I'm gonna put it on my Kindle. 

Give me every angsty, pinning, swoony, cringe-worthy morsel in romance novels. As a romance writer, I solemnly swear to never use the miscommunication trope. I promise to make you laugh just as much as I make you cry, and I will always give you a happily ever after (or a Happy For Now).