Playing the Player by Lisa Brown Roberts

She’s all structure and rules, while Slade wants to just have fun. Slade Edmunds prefers easy hook-ups, and Trina is definitely not his type. Just don’t ask her about the secret job of “fixing” the bad habits of a certain high school player… Why else would she – the most organized, prepared student in school – spend the summer as a nanny and partner with the biggest slacker ever? Now she’s ready to tackle nannyhood with her big binder of research and schedules. A lot of it.Trina Clemons needed the money. Fortunately, Trina has no idea about the bet Slade made with his best friend that he can totally get her to unwind by the end of summer…

Why else would she-the most organized, prepared student in school-spend the summer as a nanny and partner with the biggest slacker ever? Now she’s ready to tackle nannyhood with her big binder of research and schedules. And not just so I could win that stupid bet with Alex. There had to be a way to reach that Trina again. The other Trina who did that victory dance at putt-putt golf and whose laugh and smile turned her into a different person. I’d seen glimpses of another Trina hiding under the tightly wound one.

Thanks so much to Slade for joining us and just a smaller teaser… But…what I want has changed and…I don’t want to tell the world about it, okay? But I think maybe I’ve found her. If you’d asked me that a few months ago, I know exactly what I would’ve said. I’m not really that kind of guy, and I’m going to prove it. He’d say I’m a man-whore and that I need to dial it down. He wouldn’t care if I was listening or not. What would your best friend say about you if he didn’t think you were listening? Seriously, did Alex feed you these questions or what? Let’s just say it’s not what you might expect. If I told you, it wouldn’t be a secret, would it? Okay, for real? My guilty pleasure might involve a piano. I don’t do guilt, even though my buddy Alex thinks I should. Which I don’t, but it still didn’t stop her.Ĭountry all the way. Last year’s prom with this crazy stalker chick who wouldn’t leave me alone even when I told her I had every disease in the book. Anyway, my best date so far was…different than I expected. Is my mom reading this? Um, okay I’m assuming she’s not. Today we have a visit from Slade Edmunds from Playing the Player by Lisa Brown Roberts. Welcome to Swoon Sunday where you get to meet some of our swoon-worthy heroes.