Leddy Harperová nacházela v dětství často útěchu v představivosti, vyrůstala jako jediná dívka v domě plném chlapců. Ve čtrnácti letech se rozhodla tuto představivost využít a napsala svou první knihu, od té doby nepřestala psát. Psaní pro ni představuje formu terapie, skrze kterou zpracovává témata očima svých postav. Publikování své první knihy považovala za způsob, jak svým dětem ukázat, že mají jít za svými sny, milovat to, co dělají, a dělat to dobře, a především je naučit, co znamená překonat své obavy.
"Save me and have me, fix me and I'm yours."What do you do when you catch your fiancé grinding on another woman? Well, if you're me, you run off with a sexy, ink-covered tattoo artist who goes by the name Wrong. Then you marry him after a week. This isn't a story of love at first sight-love didn't come into play until after I had ruined it all. It's the reality of what is right and what is wrong when it comes to soulmates.
A one-night stand becomes much, much more in this sexy, lighthearted romance. Maid of honor Kelsey Peterson is disappointed when the bride-to-be bails on her bachelorette party--especially since Kelsey's already ordered the stripper. Desperate for a break from her romantic woes, Kelsey goes through with the party. After all, why let a good stripper go to waste? Dr. Aaron Baucus is definitely not a stripper. He's a legit doctor with a PhD in neuropsychology. But when his friend calls him over to a bar to meet a bunch of tipsy, flirtatious bridesmaids, they assume otherwise. After all, their stripper was supposed to be dressed like a doctor. Aaron isn't much for pretending, but with Kelsey, he's willing to be whatever she wants him to be. At least for one night. But fate has a wicked sense of humor: Aaron and Kelsey are the maid of honor and best man at the same wedding. And after their one-night stand, Kelsey's pregnant, but she doesn't know how to tell him. Aaron wants to start a relationship, but he doesn't think Kelsey wants something long term. Can their fragile romance survive all the half truths and secrecy?