She looked between us, thin eyebrows raised. "So? Am I the only one who's going to acknowledge the sitcom quality of this?" He laughed nervously, scratching the back of his neck. "Excuse her, my sister thinks life's true meaning is to be a smart ass." ******** Twenty-year-old Meghan Rowlly doesn't expect much excitement with her lucky Meijer job. She stacks cereal boxes, makes sure labels face the right way, and does the occasional toddler barf cleanup—and that's on a good day. So imagine her surprise when she's trapped in the store on one of the worst snow storms of the year. With an admittedly sexy stranger and his know-it-all, half-pint sister who seems to hate everything in sight, Meghan's in for one hell of a ride—one that is so not worth minimum wage.

the tale of a love that not even a woman full of mistakes could destroy.

a series of short bitter-sweet stories spiritual #14

you haven't really met me until it's three am and we're all alone.

Fragments. Fragments of your life are what you leave this world with... now the question is, why are those fragments the ones you remember? --a collection of short stories about small moments in someone's life that somewhere along the line, somehow, made a difference.--