Six years ago Fin Bowie made a decision that cost him the love of his life. Now his ex is coming back to town for her brother’s wedding, and he can finally make things right. Except, right before the event, a text he sent goes viral. Overnight, he becomes an international meme. And it’s hard to win your woman back when the whole world’s calling you The World’s Worst Boyfriend.
The last thing on Calliope Bell’s mind is getting back with Fin. Not when her life’s just gone sideways, forcing her to spend the summer in her hometown. She can’t be away from the New York art world this long, so she comes up with the idea to turn the hottest pop culture event of the moment into a museum exhibition.
The two have every intention of avoiding each other—until the county judge sentences Fin to community service…helping her exploit the meme he’s trying to make go away.
Fin is pretty amazing for being the world’s worst boyfriend 🙂
Keep reading to see the full Love Note!
Hey, Wild Thing,
Got your note. Want to know what I did with it? Burned it to the ground. That’s right, I burned that fucker. That part about letting you go? Yeah, that’s never going to happen, and I’ll tell you why. Because you’re my fucking heart. I’ve loved you since I was a kid, I loved you the whole time you shut me out for six years, and I’m gonna love you till I die. That’s just the way it is. So, brace, because I’m coming for you. Did I mess up? Damn right I did. I’ve lived with the consequences, and you can bet your sexy ass I learned my lesson.
So, just to say, don’t get too comfortable in the city because I’m coming for you. And once I get you? It’s on. I won’t rest until I put us back together again.
I fucking love you, wild thing. And I’m going to show you every minute of every day for the rest of our lives.
Fin
Award-winning author Erika Kelly has been spinning romantic tales all her life–she just didn’t know it. Raised on the classics, she didn’t discover romantic fiction until later in life. From that moment on, she’s been devouring the genre and has found her true voice as an author. Over three decades she’s written poems, screenplays, plays, short stories, and all kinds of women’s fiction novels. Married to the love of her life and raising four children, she’s lived in two countries and seven states, but give her pen and paper, a stack of good books, and a steaming mug of vanilla chai latte and she can make her home anywhere.