Every Day I Loved You
by Robin Edwards
Logo t-shirts, glasses with frames 2 sizes too big,
and a hard-core love of ice cream and rock music.
That’s how I’d describe my best friend, Liam.
Back then, we were *inseparable.*
I took off to California with my new college boyfriend, Roger,
ready to get away from the dirt and cows in my podunk town
wanting to start a new life with him.
Fired, dumped, and evicted my life was reduced
to a box of cereal without any milk.
Nowhere to go except back home,
where I had left everything and everyone behind.
Athletic build, five o’ clock shadow and that
same of love of salted, caramel ice cream and music.
That’s how I’d describe Liam, *six years later.*
Except, he wasn’t my best friend anymore.
**AUTHOR NOTE:** This is different from the ULTRA SPICY contemporary romances I generally write. Although, there is some spice in this book it is mild and emphasizes more of the romance BUT this is definitely ** not** Christian or ultra sweet romance. If I would to label it, I would probably say it's a mesh of Chic Lit, Romantic Comedy and on the tame end of contemporary romance.
I still recommend you be 18+ to read this book due to the language and somewhat tame, adult scenes.
and a hard-core love of ice cream and rock music.
That’s how I’d describe my best friend, Liam.
Back then, we were *inseparable.*
I took off to California with my new college boyfriend, Roger,
ready to get away from the dirt and cows in my podunk town
wanting to start a new life with him.
Fired, dumped, and evicted my life was reduced
to a box of cereal without any milk.
Nowhere to go except back home,
where I had left everything and everyone behind.
Athletic build, five o’ clock shadow and that
same of love of salted, caramel ice cream and music.
That’s how I’d describe Liam, *six years later.*
Except, he wasn’t my best friend anymore.
**AUTHOR NOTE:** This is different from the ULTRA SPICY contemporary romances I generally write. Although, there is some spice in this book it is mild and emphasizes more of the romance BUT this is definitely ** not** Christian or ultra sweet romance. If I would to label it, I would probably say it's a mesh of Chic Lit, Romantic Comedy and on the tame end of contemporary romance.
I still recommend you be 18+ to read this book due to the language and somewhat tame, adult scenes.