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HaBO: Heroine Repurposes Goodwill Bed Sheets

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This HaBO comes from Tina, who is searching for this contemporary romance:

Hey! I’m looking for a book I read within the last year, I think.

I don’t remember a setup for a sequel, so I think it was a standalone, but I might be wrong about that.

It was set in Las Vegas and featured a virgin heroine that is dragged into a bar by a friend and ends up kissing the hero in the bar’s office. (He knows the owner.) Next day, she discovers, that guy is her new boss at her first job. I think they were starting a casino/hotel. They’re super into each other, but he’s afraid she just wants her money (can’t remember if he’s a billionaire or “just” wealthy). She auctions off her virginity to the hero and “has to” live with him for a month/few weeks.

I also remember, the heroine bought bedsheets at Goodwill and turned them into pyjamas.

Hopefully, the Bitchery can help me out with the title, I’ve pretty much exhausted all my resources. 🙂

I know the plot doesn’t center on the Goodwill bed sheet pajamas, but that’s definitely the part in which I’m most interested.

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  1. Jennifer Uribe says:

    I know this one! There’s a series! Off to my Good Reads…

  2. Christine says:

    Good Girl by Jana Aston

  3. Liv says:

    For half a second after reading the HaBO title “…is this somehow about ME?”, says the person who buys massive amounts of thrift store sheets to make quilts.

  4. Heather says:

    Christina nailed it! I just re-read this prior to reading the sorta-sequel, “Good Time.” I loved the detail about re-purposing vintage sheets into cute pajamas as well…

  5. Dorothea says:

    “auctions off her virginity to the hero” in a contemporary?! ewwww

  6. Bronte says:

    Dorothea it’s not quite how it sounds. She sets it up to provoke the hero into “declaring” his feelings

  7. Hazel says:

    I LOVE this book! I love how it showed the heroine’s interests and how had a personality. The writing was very good as well.

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