"Practice Makes Perfect" by Sarah Adams

Romance lovers, this one is a treat, and I mean that as a fellow fan!

Annie Walker runs the flower shop in the small town of Rome, Kentucky, and everyone thinks she’s sweet but boring. She’s tired of it, and she has a plan: find the perfect husband, someone who fits her quiet little life. The only problem is that she has no idea how to date.

Enter Will Griffin, a brooding bodyguard and the last person who should be giving love advice. But somehow he agrees to help her practice. As they work on her dating skills, the sparks stop being pretend, and Annie realizes her love life doesn’t need to be perfect. It just needs to be real.

It’s warm, funny, and swoony, with great banter and just the right amount of slow burn. It’s the second book in the “When in Rome” series, and a New York Times bestseller.

This paperback is in very good condition, and you can find it at Dead Tree Dreams. I can’t wait to hear what you think!