Roz Curtis legs it at the first sign of trouble. She's burdened with debt; her heart is closed off; and she's happy living her life in solitude — until she crosses paths with Ashleigh, in the weirdest of circumstances.
Ashleigh is happily drinking a glass (or two) of wine on her night off when trouble bursts through her door—literally—in the shape of a five-foot-ten female.
Five-year-old Jordan wants nothing more than to please Mummy, but whatever he does, it seems he gets it wrong. He'd love to spend more time with Daddy, but he's at work most of the time.
Somehow all three lives become tangled. It's just a matter of untangling them. Easier said than done...
As a child I loved jumping up and down on a pogo stick, scalextric, climbing trees and shooting people with cap guns, believing wholeheartedly that I was one of Charlie's Angels. I spent my late teens and early twenties in an indie band, and at one point was quite convinced I was going to be a pop star. As you can guess, that never happened, but I did make it my profession for over twenty years and travelled to various countries playing keyboards and saxophone. Long story short, I'm now following a dream from my childhood, and that's writing stories. I write contemporary romance fiction in between procrastinating with bubble wrap and drinking coffee.