The Perfect Mistake

Penny Halloran had the perfect plan. Her boyfriend proposed, but they’ve never… Well, before she makes a decision, she needs to see if they’re…compatible. So she’ll leave him a note he can’t ignore, whisk him into a darkened limo, do her best to bring out his wild side, and then say yes. But her wholehearted “yes!” doesn’t get the reaction she expects…because the guy she just seduced isn’t her fiancé!

 Be ready for anything. Reformed playboy Ryan Pierce thought that he was. But he never imagined that the cute restaurant owner who left the flirtatious note was his boss’s girlfriend—or that the note wasn’t for him. No matter how amazing their encounter was, continuing to see her could cost Ryan his job. But then why does it feel like the biggest mistake might be letting her go? 

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A Note From Toni

The original 2002 cover and title

The original 2002 cover and title

This book was originally written as part of Harlequin Temptation’s “Wrong Bed” series, which meant a character has to somehow accidentally end up in the wrong bed. Now, I don’t know about other authors, but I found this pretty hard to pull off, and I chose to make it “the wrong limo” instead. One of my favorite fun facts about this book is that Cameron Mathison was on the original cover! As a lifelong All My Children fan, I nearly swooned when I saw it! To add to the fun, a lovely reader who met him at an event took a photo of him holding up the book and with a sign that said, Hi Toni! I swooned all over again.

 

 

 


Reviews for The Perfect Mistake

 “Both sensual and sweet, this story stands the test of time and reminds us why Ms. Blake is very popular in the romance industry.” ~Marcie R. Reviews

“A mix of romance and chance. A very enjoyable book. I enjoyed the ending very much!” ~AS, a reader

“This is a great quick read on a rainy day when you don't have to be anywhere. A little quirky but still a fun book!” ~cleosmom, a reader