For Jill, Lucas was supposed to be a one-night stand, but
then he shows up the next morning as her new roommate. She’s looking for a
long-term relationship. He’s looking for a life free of commitments. She knows
he’s wrong for her, but not wanting him isn’t really an option. Contemporary
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About Living with Her One-Night Stand:
Title: Living with Her One-Night
Stand
Author:
Noelle Adams
Genre:
Contemporary Romance
Release
Date: April
24, 2018
Publisher:
Noelle
Adams
Series:
The Loft
Format:
Digital eBook / Print
Digital
ISBN: B079QBFN82
Print ISBN: 9781386003724
Synopsis:
Jill
has never been good at taking risks, but she spends one hot night with a sexy
stranger, knowing she'll never see him again. Then Lucas shows up the next
morning as her new roommate. He was supposed to be a one-night stand, but now
he'll be living in the empty room in her shared apartment for the next six
months.
Jill
needs stability and a long-term relationship, and she knows Lucas can never
give her those things. He's looking for a life free of commitments or
obligations. She knows he's wrong for her. She shouldn't want him for more than
one night.
But
she lives with him. He's around all the time--with his sexy smile and his hard
body and the soft heart he pretends not to have. Not wanting him isn't really
an option.
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Excerpt:
Copyright © 2018 Living
With Her One-Night Stand
Noelle Adams
On Monday morning, Jill overslept.
She set her alarm for seven, but it was seven
thirty-five when she finally woke up. As soon as she registered the time, she
flew out of bed and ran to the bathroom.
She hated being late. As much as it annoyed her when
other people were late, she hated it even more when it was her.
She took a three-minute shower, grabbed an outfit that
wouldn’t take any effort to pull together—a knee-length A-line dress in a
vintage print—and snatched a handful of jewelry that might possibly work with
it. She’d barely gotten her shoes on before she was rushing into the kitchen to
get some coffee.
Michelle was at the counter with her laptop as she
always was, eating cereal and working. But what surprised Jill was finding that
Lucas was up too.
He didn’t have to work. He didn’t have a schedule. He
could still be in bed.
But there he was, sitting at the counter with a cup of
coffee, putzing on his phone. Wearing nothing but a pair of old sweatpants. His
hair was mussed, he needed to shave, and he wasn’t wearing a shirt.
So the first thing Jill saw as she came into the
kitchen was a whole lot of gorgeous male back and shoulders and arms.
She didn’t need to see that this morning.
She dumped her pile of jewelry on the counter as she
poured herself a cup of coffee.
“Morning,” Lucas said, sounding friendly and casual.
What was he even doing up this early?
And why did he have to sound so awake? Awake and
masculine. Awake and masculine and sexy.
First thing on a Monday morning.
She did her best to suppress a snarl.
“You’re running late,” Michelle said, without looking
up from her laptop. “Did you oversleep?”
“I don’t want to talk about it.” Jill was trying to
drink her coffee and put on her earnings, bracelets, necklace, and rings at the
same time.
Lucas was watching her with laid-back interest in his
green eyes.
She tried not to snarl at him again.
His eyebrows went up slightly, and she realized she
must not have done a good job at the suppression.
She turned her back to him, reaching into the cupboard
for a breakfast bar. She preferred to eat cereal, but she didn’t have time this
morning. She kept her back to Lucas as she gulped down more of her coffee.
“You missed a button.”
She stiffened, glancing over her shoulder to verify
that Lucas had been talking to her. “What?”
“You missed a button.” He gestured toward her dress.
“You want me to get it?”
“I can get it,” she gritted out, contorting her arms
until she could feel which button on the back of her dress was undone.
Discovering it, she stretched her shoulders painfully so she could button it.
When she glanced back over at Lucas, she saw that his
mouth was tilted up slightly.
He was laughing at her. Silently but definitely
laughing.
She didn’t try to hide her snarl this time.
He didn’t have to be up and dressed and at work by
eight in the morning. He didn’t have to sit there in her kitchen, looking smug
and gorgeous and amused and irresistibly rumpled when she could barely pull it
together.
What kind of malicious turn of fate had made him her
roommate at all?
When she’d managed her button, she poured more coffee
into her cup and took it with her, grabbing her bag on her way out as she left.
She did remember to mumble out a “See you later,”
before she closed the door.
It was just the first Monday morning of Lucas living
in her apartment.
It was going to be a long six months.
About Noelle Adams:
Noelle handwrote her first romance novel in a
spiral-bound notebook when she was twelve, and she hasn’t stopped writing
since. She has lived in eight different states and currently resides in
Virginia, where she reads any book she can get her hands on and offers tribute
to a very spoiled cocker spaniel.
She loves travel, art, history, and ice cream. After
spending far too many years of her life in graduate school, she has decided to
reorient her priorities and focus on writing contemporary romances.
