Fiction. Romance. Short Stories. Humor (Fiction.) HTML:NAMED ONE OF THE BEST BOOKS OF THE YEAR BY LIBRARY JOURNAL �?� What woman can resist a hot man in a hard hat? RITA finalist and bestselling author Ruthie Knox kicks off her Camelot series with this deliciously sexy novella, in which a good girl learns how to misbehave . . . with all her heart.
 
As program director for the Camelot Community Center, Amber Clark knows how to keep her cool. That is, until a sudden tornado warning forces her to take shelter in a darkened basement with a hunk of man whose sex appeal green lights her every fantasy. With a voice that would melt chocolate, he asks her if she is okay. Now she�??s hot all over and wondering: How does a girl make a move?
 
Building contractor Tony Mazzara was just looking to escape nature�??s fury. Instead, he finds himself all tangled up with lovely Amber. Sweet and sexy, she�??s ready to unleash her wild side. Their mutual desire reaches a fever pitch and creates a storm of its own�??unexpected, powerful, and unforgettable. But is it bigger than Tony can handle? Can he let go of painful memories and let the force of this remarkable woman show him a future he never dreamed existed?
Praise for How to Misbehave

�??Knox�??s Camelot, Ohio, books showcase just what this author does best, create love stories that feature real people in situations that readers can understand and with which they can empathize. . . . Additionally, she writes absolutely smoking-hot love scenes! Her heroes and her heroines redeem and save each other. Love doesn�??t conquer all, but it makes life a whole lot sweeter.�?��??Library Journal
 
�??How I love anything by Ruthie Knox!�?��??Kristan Higgins, New York Times and USA Today bestselling author
 
�??I�??ll read anything by Ruthie Knox�??her books are always sexy, funny, and beautifully poignant and honest.�?��??Molly O�??Keefe, bestselling author of Crazy Thing Called Love
Includes a special message from the editor, as well as excerpts from these Loveswept titles: Along Came Trouble, Fli