The past always catches up eventually.
Sally keeps her relationships simple and uncomplicated. Always.
Until a ghost from her past tracks her down at work and opens all sorts of old wounds.
Garret wants to talk. Sally wishes to never see him again.
And Mark, well, deep down he still just wants Sally. Despite everything.
Read along as Sally discovers that wounds hurt when they heal. And that relationships often lead to complications. Whether you want them to or not.
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L. Moone is a Contemporary Romance & Women's Fiction writer based in rainy England. Addicted to caffeine, chocolate and impure thoughts, she likes to write short stories and novellas dealing with those aspects of the human condition that we all think about, yet dare not discuss openly.
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I don't do relationships. I don't do love.
The closest thing I have to a soulmate is my best friend and colleague, Becky, and I don't even share myself with her. To me, men are fun playthings to be enjoyed in small doses. Luckily, Mark - my latest conquest, as well as our manager at work - seems to like it that way too.
One day my carefree existence is interrupted when a ghost from my past makes an appearance. My ex Gareth has tracked me down at work, and my world threatens to crumble. Old wounds are ripped open, and painful secrets are about to be exposed. I thought I was over him, but my once strong facade threatens to break down. On top of that, Gareth's appearance has made Mark jealous, adding awkwardness to what was previously a perfectly casual affair.
Why is it that the harder I try to ignore these complications, the worse I feel? No matter how hard I try to run from it, the past is intent on catching up with me. Perhaps now it's time to admit that it wouldn't be so bad to confide in someone. To rely on someone other than myself.
Sally is the second book in L. Moone's Undateables series. This steamy women's fiction novella features themes of office relationships, loss, gender-nonconformity (cross-dressing) and plenty of hot action along with colourful (British English) language.