Get Lucky Series by Spice

Who would have thought a grocery incident would result in the luckiest day in my life?But that embarrassment brought the man I’d longed for since high school back into my life. He has a big shiny career as an up-and-coming doctor. And I… Well, I feel like I never grew up or went anywhere. Is there hope for us? Once he knows me better?I have to believe so. But I also hope the luckiest day of my life doesn’t turn into a loss that will forever change me.

All I ever wanted to do was leave the small town where I was born and raised. Years later, though, I’m still here, but I have a solid plan to get out and never look back.Then he arrives and… Well, things become a lot spicier for me. He came for vacation, but now intends to stay. I’ve been here forever, but I’m getting the heck out. I’m not sure there’s any common ground for us. So why does he have me rethinking everything?

Getting stuck in an elevator on my way to my dream job interview? It seems pretty unlucky. It is. But I’m stranded with the most mouthwatering man I’ve ever seen…or not seen since we’re in total darkness. But the more we talk, the more I want to learn everything about him.I sure hope this company doesn’t have a no-fraternization policy because I want to fraternize with him for long after we get out of this lift.

It’s my lucky day!I won a cruise and a vacation from my crappy life. It seems like a dream come true. Who wouldn’t love a getaway filled with sunny beaches, exotic locations, and all-you-can-eat buffets? As a waitress whose days usually featured long hours and sore feet, it sounds like paradise.Until the door to my cabin opens and Adonis himself walks in.Because when things sound too good to be true, they usually are. The prize is more of an experiment... moreIt’s my lucky day!I won a cruise and a vacation from my crappy life. It seems like a dream come true. Who wouldn’t love a getaway filled with sunny beaches, exotic locations, and all-you-can-eat buffets? As a waitress whose days usually featured long hours and sore feet, it sounds like paradise.Until the door to my cabin opens and Adonis himself walks in.Because when things sound too good to be true, they usually are. The prize is more of an experiment. Mix a single man, an equally single woman and a stateroom with one bed and see what happens. Either we agree or we forfeit the trip entirely.Of course, we make do. We’re strangers, but we can work this out. Right? less