Apparently, I'm Trouble

Apparently, I'm TroubleMia Walker might be a lot of things, but she isn't trouble. Is she? Theo Hudson seems to think she is. The grumpy single father can't believe this fiery unfiltered woman is his daughter's scholarship mentor. She's sarcastic, unapologetic and he can't stop thinking about her. The only problem is, Mia has a clear goal. She has to earn five program spots for her students, or Lilly, her best friend and boss, will lose her promotion. She can't afford

Mia Walker might be a lot of things, but she isn't trouble.

Is she?

Theo Hudson seems to think she is. The grumpy single father can't believe this fiery unfiltered woman is his daughter's scholarship mentor. She's sarcastic, unapologetic and... he can't stop thinking about her.

The only problem is, Mia has a clear goal. She has to earn five program spots for her students, or Lilly, her best friend and boss, will lose her promotion. She can't afford distractions. Lilly needs her.

The stakes are high, but as Theo and Mia get thrown together again and again, the tension between them reaches boiling point.

Are either of them prepared for the trouble they might cause?

Apparently, I'm Trouble is a spicy, fun enemies to lovers romantic comedy based on the question: Is love really worth the trouble?

This spicy enemies to lovers romantic comedy is set in contemporary New York City, and is the third book within the Apparently, We're The Problem series, but can be read as a standalone. This full length romance features:

• A Happily Ever After
• A swoon-worthy single grumpy dad
• A witty, hilarious heroine
• High-stakes workplace conflict
• Opposites attract
• Found Family
• He falls first
• Open door, slow burn EARNED spice
• Dual first person POV (point of view)
• Angst and humor!

If you enjoyed Heartless by Elsie Silver, Just For The Summer by Abby Jimenez, or The True Love Experiment by Christina Lauren, you'll love this book!