Maverick

My friends don't understand why I never get past the first date with a woman. They think it's because I'm not suave enough to get a second date. My friends think I need to learn a lesson or two.

So when an author friend of theirs starts a book-boyfriend-building class, they sign me up.

Surprise! Ava Costa is as beautiful as they come, but she's as boring as watching paint dry. And don't get me started on the idea that she's made a business out of changing men into her image of the perfect boyfriend. When I make it my mission to show her what a bad idea her class really is, she surprises me with the fire hiding underneath that dull fa?ade. As I slowly start to see hints of the woman she could be if she'd let loose and live a little, I realize a little role-reversal is in order. I think I'm just the teacher princess needs to turn things around.

Does this playboy have what it takes to bring the princess back to life?

Ava

When my three author friends and I decided to start a business teaching men how to be better book boyfriends, I pictured myself teaching the ‘down to earth and a little shy' guys how to snag a date.

Instead, I got stuck teaching a playboy who never takes anything seriously. Maverick McKinney entered the class with a swag in his step and a sexy smirk to match. His arrogant attitude and frat-boy personality reminded me too much of my ex and they rubbed my straight and orderly personality all wrong.

So I made it my personal goal to bring him down a notch.

Little did I know, this playboy wasn't what he seemed. All that swagger was hiding the kind of man who could put any book boyfriend to shame. And when he starts pushing for some one-on-one study sessions with the teacher, I find it harder and harder to refuse.

But can this romance author take the chance and rewrite her own love story?