Practice Makes Perfect (11 page)

Sarah Title
has worked as a barista, a secretary, a furniture painter, and once managed a team of giant walking beans. She currently leads a much more normal life as a mild-mannered(ish) librarian in North Carolina. She is the author of the Southern Comfort series, set in small-town Kentucky; Kentucky Home, her first novel, was published in 2013. She comments irregularly and insightfully on her blog:
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Librarian Maureen O'Connell might have predicted she'd find
herself crying into the ice cream case at the supermarket after a bad
breakup—but she definitely never imagined that a guy hot enough
to melt the Rocky Road would flirt with her right there in the
freezer aisle. Only Gavin Fraser isn't a fantasy, he's a mouth-
watering new flavor . . .

 

When a freak snowstorm strands Maureen at Gavin's after just one
date, it's a perfect excuse for something a lot steamier than hot
chocolate in front of the fire. It's definitely lust. Can it also be love?