Sundays are for Hangovers
by K. Webster and J.D. Hollyfield
Publication Date: May 21, 2018
Genres: Adult, Contemporary, Romantic Comedy
Purchase: Amazon
For nearly a year, they’ve been at war.
Cops. Forks. Eggs.
Two feuding neighbors who couldn’t be more opposite, forced to live next door to one another.
Neither is backing down.
She drives him crazy with her loud nineties rap music.
He gets under her skin the way he obsesses over his stupid perfect lawn.
She fantasizes about having sex with the hot nerd—but with duct tape over his dumb mouth.
He has dirty dreams of the bombshell beauty where he bangs the crazy right out of her—nightmares of course.
Anger isn’t the only thing heating up between these two.
They think this is a battle only one of them can win…
The growing attraction between them, though, seems to be far more stubborn than the two of them combined.
REVIEW
Having a Webster and Hollyfield's book on hands is a guarantee of a lot of fun. And Sundays are ... is no exception.
Two neighbors who hate each other.
William Grant is the all-good man, auditor at Huffington Bank and Trust, has his grandmother as his most beloved relative and a mad obsession to keep his grass well groomed.
Lilith Hamilton was a radio jockey for a local station. She loves listening to '90s rap at a very high volume and chewing gum. And it was just a chewing gum that triggered the biggest war between neighbors.
But though they were so different-and at war-there was something that could not be ignored: the overwhelming attraction they felt.
And contrary to all expectations, the bed called them, and they did not resist.
Could they become friends (neighbors) with benefits? Yes, but Lilith had a little secret. And Bart Hamilton would not let Lilith get away so easily...
What? Who is Bart?
Find out and have fun reading this delightful contemporary comedy.
Having a Webster and Hollyfield's book on hands is a guarantee of a lot of fun. And Sundays are ... is no exception.
Two neighbors who hate each other.
William Grant is the all-good man, auditor at Huffington Bank and Trust, has his grandmother as his most beloved relative and a mad obsession to keep his grass well groomed.
Lilith Hamilton was a radio jockey for a local station. She loves listening to '90s rap at a very high volume and chewing gum. And it was just a chewing gum that triggered the biggest war between neighbors.
But though they were so different-and at war-there was something that could not be ignored: the overwhelming attraction they felt.
And contrary to all expectations, the bed called them, and they did not resist.
Could they become friends (neighbors) with benefits? Yes, but Lilith had a little secret. And Bart Hamilton would not let Lilith get away so easily...
What? Who is Bart?
Find out and have fun reading this delightful contemporary comedy.
About K. Webster
K Webster is the author of dozens romance books in many different genres including contemporary romance, historical romance, paranormal romance, and erotic romance. When not spending time with her husband of twelve years and two adorable children, she’s active on social media connecting with her readers. Her other passions besides writing include reading and graphic design. K can always be found in front of her computer chasing her next idea and taking action. She looks forward to the day when she will see one of her titles on the big screen.
About J.D. Hollyfield
Creative designer, mother, wife, writer, part time superhero… J.D. Hollyfield is a creative designer by day and superhero by night. When she is not trying to save the world one happy ending at a time, she enjoys the snuggles of her husband, son and three doxies. With her love for romance, and head full of book boyfriends, she was inspired to test her creative abilities and bring her own story to life. Life in a Rut, Love not Included is her Debut Novel. J.D. Hollyfield lives in the Midwest, and is currently at work on blowing the minds of readers, with the additions of her new books and series, along with her charm, humor and HEA’s.
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