Your Bed or Mine? - by Candy Halliday (Paperback)

About the Book

In this first book of her new Housewives Fantasy Club series, Halliday delivers a hilarious romantic comedy about a couple getting divorced only to find themselves wanting to make love, not war. Original.

Book Synopsis

Welcome to Woodbury Park: a subdivision in the burbs where desperate housewives do desperate things. Ask Zada Clark. Zada appears in divorce court expecting to get a quickie divorce from her spur-of-the-moment marriage to her hunky ex-marine husband - a man she thought was Mr. Right until she realized Rick's first name should have been ALWAYS. Not exactly known for her own ability to compromise, their short marriage has been a disaster. EXCEPT in the bedroom. Zada insists there's more to marriage than just great sex, and wants her divorce. Now! But when a brawl over the house and the dog breaks out in the courtroom, the disgruntled judge rules that Rick and Zada have ninety days to reach a compromise or face serious repercussions. Them?

Reach a compromise in ninety days?

Ain't gonna happen!

Rick suggests they turn the situation into something they can settle between them - a real-life game of Survivor (Zada's favorite reality show). He'll move back in, and the first one to outwit, outplay, and outlast the other - wins the house and the dog. Never one to back down from a challenge, Zada says "game on." And when Rick moves back home and into the guest bedroom down the hall from hers, Zada informs Rick real quick, "We are not going to end up in your bed or mine!" But the burning question is: Will Rick be able to out-tease, out-tempt, and out-tantalize Zada into changing her mind and calling off the divorce?

About the Author

Born on April Fool's Day, Candy Halliday says it isn't any wonder that she's always preferred a little laughter with her happily ever after. Candy found her own Mr. Right on a blind date to a Halloween party. Candy -- dressed as a KISS punk-rocker with her face painted Gene Simmons-style. The man brave enough to marry her -- dressed more conservatively as a cowboy. Blending love and laughter in the stories she writes is a dream come true for Candy.