What every woman wants is a great interview.
Mimi got a lot more than she could possibly imagine.
Showing up at the bank owned by her brother's best friend, Whit, whom she hadn't seen in years, her resume' states a perfect reason for her to be hired.
This is where normalcy flips us the finger, and spice is added to our bland January.
Whit must be expecting someone else because in the darkened office he doesn't ask for her resume' but rather takes physical control of her body.
She loves it! With the decades old and nearly forgotten crush, Mimi encourages his examination of her talents.
After the hour of lust, begins the embarrassment, denial, anger, bargaining, and any other form of handling the situation.
Whit would like to turn off his attraction, not employ her, and pretend nothing ever happened. Although, he can't stop thinking about her and imagining another interview scene.
Mimi deserves the job and intends on getting it. Life is too short not to take chances and not to enjoy life every day.
The characters are well developed along with many heartwarming scenes. The black moment in the story is a unique and difficult scene to envision, yet the characters pull us to a bright day. With a few typos but many great scenes, the romance is something you don't want to miss.
Happy reading,
Dawn
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