Dating (Bishop)

Sexy enemies to lovers office romance. Who says turning thirty has to be a bad thing? Tinley Scott is in a rut. Or so her best friend and sister tell her. She can't fall in love sitting on her couch watching Friends and drinking a bottle of wine. Their answer? Speed dating in the dark. Dating in today's world is hard enough as it is. Why go adding a new challenge to the mix? By date number three, she's ready to throw in the towel and return to her safe haven. Until her final date sets her panties ablaze. His deep voice, his practiced words . . . everything about him lights Tinley's fire. Too quickly their fifteen-minute date is over and done with. Or so she thought. Their easy banter continues through a slew of text messages until the inevitable happens. Meeting face to face. Falling in love wasn't on Tinley's radar, but then she wasn't counting on mystery date number four. Contains mature themes.

The Dating Trilogy continues with Sinking in the Shadows . . . She wasn't looking for love. She wasn't looking for a happily ever after. But Dating in the Dark gave her both. Or so she thought. Now with a broken heart and an unexpected surprise she doesn't know if she'll ever find her way back to both again. Contains mature themes.

The Dating Trilogy concludes with Loving in the Light . . . He came into her life when she least expected it. Stopping her from watching her life pass her by to loving every minute of it. She got everything she didn't know she wanted but now it's all being threatened. Now she's left in a world of uncertainty with more questions than answers. Contains mature themes.

Dear Anders, You're cordially invited to stop messing around with my emotions. You had your chance and like a coward, ran away when it got too difficult. Couldn't you handle wanting your best friends, little sister? You didn't want me bad enough? Like I said-coward. Well, guess what? You lost your chance and now I'm engaged to someone who isn't you. Thank. God. But I'm going to be the bigger person here-for the sake of my brother-and truly hope you can make the wedding and join in on all of the festivities. I hope you don't choke on the champagne. Or do. Whatever. Sincerely, Giselle Contains mature themes.