Bumbled Love

When Brooke Baker first meets Dustin Grant, the attraction is instant. Add in how he doesn’t cringe at the mention of anal beads, then she’s crushing hard. With a chance second meeting where he’s in need of help with a charity dinner, Brooke is more than ready to step in.

Despite her being dressed to the nines, her perfect day out with the handsome football player doesn’t go as planned. You see, Dustin already has a date for the night. Brooke’s instead there to look after his son, Benjie.

Since it’s obvious Brooke isn’t Dustin’s type, she pushes away her attraction and moves on.

That’s all fine… until Dustin turns the tables and decides he’s interested after all. But Brooke isn’t prepared to lower her guard, nor does she want to be a backup.

Can Dustin woo her with his charms, or will he bumble the whole thing and miss out on the chance of something special?

NOTE: Bumbled Love can be read as a standalone or after Fumbled Love (Reagan and Carter’s story)

Entertaining

While Bumbled Love is a standalone, the experience is much better if you read the previous book “Fumbled Love” first. That way you get some more backstory and of course hilarity.

This is Dustin and Brooke’s story and they met because their two friends fell in love (Fumbled Love) – One misunderstanding later, and the game is on.

This is a fun and flirty, single-dad, sports romance with lots of laugh-out-loud moments. It’s a light-hearted story with witty banter, drama, and both sweet and steamy scenes.  If you enjoy rom-coms this is definitely one to put on your list. I really enhoyed it and was thoroughly entertained from start to finish.