Writing Mr. Right
Description
Four romance writers. Four failed marriages. Can they create the perfect man?
Romance writers should be experts on love, but that's not the case with Libby Day and her friends. Although they can come up with great stories on the page, their relationships in real life are all miserable failures.
While on a writing retreat in the mountains, they decide to try to pen the perfect man?the kind that only exists in a novel. Libby yearns for a rock star. Nicky Knightly wants a motorcycle bad boy. Eliza Penbroke dreams of a Highland warrior (preferably in a kilt). And Jess Harper longs for a hot cop.
The four of them burn their wishes and return home, but then something strange starts to happen. The fantasy men begin appearing in their lives, but there is a problem.
The right men are ending up with the wrong women.
Can each of them recover from the devastation of their past and find their own happily ever after, or is true love something that only occurs within the pages of a book?
* This book is told from four perspectives and includes topics like suicide, abuse, and infidelity.
Winner of the 2023 Firebird Book Awards in the Chick Lit category.
"This is a book which grabs you and won't let you go." ~ Amazon Reviewer
"This novel has four friends with four great stories of finding love all intertwined to lead readers through a fun romantic adventure with a hint of mystery!" ~ Amazon Reviewer
"Sexy and full of great characters. I loved this book made me laugh and cry and want to meet each of the characters." ~ Amazon Reviewer
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Abigail Drake is the award-winning author of seventeen novels, but she didn't start her career in writing. She majored in Japanese and economics in college, and spent years traveling the world, collecting stories wherever she visited. She collected a husband from Istanbul on her travels, too, and he is her favorite souvenir. Abigail is a coffee addict, a puppy wrangler, and the mother of three adult sons. She writes contemporary romance, women's fiction, and young adult fiction, and has taught workshops for many different writing organizations. In her spare time, she blogs about her dog, Capone, and teaches writing classes for children at her local library.
