Nailed — Tara Wyatt

If smartass carpenter Adam Hennessey hadn't stood up Charlie Grant over a year ago, he might not find himself on the other side of a slammed door. But when Adam volunteers to repair Charlie's deck as a favor to a friend, that's exactly where he finds himself. Does he regret standing her up? Yes. Does he find the cynical, sarcastic sports journalist unbearably sexy? Also yes. Does she hate his guts? So much yes.

Charlie's not the forgiving type, especially after a broken heart in the past has left her jaded, but she can't deny that Adam, with his beard, tattoos and panty-melting smile (oh, and muscles--can't forget to mention the muscles) might just be winning her over. With a second chance on the line, Charlie will have to decide if getting nailed by the smoking hot carpenter is worth the risk.

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What people are saying about Nailed…

“Adam and Charlie’s story was pretty cute. I enjoyed their banter, their chemistry, their tension, their build to what could be a fantastic relationship.”

— Tweezy Reads

“This is my first book from this author, but it won’t be my last!”

— Crystal, Goodreads Reviewer

“I loved the sparks between Adam and Charlie - the chemistry was obvious from the moment they came face to face for the first time.”

— Goodreads Reviewer

“Totally loved this book. It was short, but also read extremely quickly because I got so invested with the characters from the onset.”

— Rudy, Goodreads Reviewer

“This was the sweetest, the cutest, the quickest read and rom-com I have read this year. I enjoyed every minute of it and never wanted it to end. I liked everything about this book and writing which just flowed, seemed effortless and had me engrossed to the story from start to finish. ”

— Suzana, Goodreads Reviewer

“I fell in love with Charlie first, so vulnerable, so snarky. Then I fell for Adam, so sexy, wanting a chance, and then I flipped right over, head over heels for THEM. They are just so darn sweet and cute, but oh my good golly, they bring the spice.”

— Lisa, Goodreads Reviewer