One Bed

-----'Bea's snark and Gibson's charm made for some delicious banter, and the chemistry between them crackles like the Santorini sunsets. You can feel the heat in every glance and every argument' Rising star author Bea Williams needs a vacation. And her godmother's snug Greek island retreat is the perfect place to use as an escape from her writer's block. Until she finds she's going to have to share her idyllic one bed cottage with him - Gibson Caddell, one time childhood friend and a great big, drop-dead-gorgeous red flag. As the sun sets on Santorini, Bea's thoughts soon turn to something much more pressing - there's two of them. And only one bed... Readers can't get enough of One Bed: -----'If you're into sun-soaked romance with plenty of tension and heart, this one is an absolute treat!' -----'Absolutely amazing...when I finally read the last page, the house was dark, I was hungry, thirsty, needed to pee and my neck was stiff. But damn, it was worth it!' ----'This book made me laugh and my heart break...I love a good forced proximity, one bed, enemies to lovers story' ----'Wildly entertaining! The whole book is over the top crazy...The characters are incredible' ----'Sometimes you just need a funny, light hearted romance and this serves that purpose wholeheartedly' ----'A book set in Santorini? Sign me up! I was hooked by the descriptions of the sunsets but stayed for the love felt by all of the characters. ----'It hit all the right spots and I really enjoyed it' ----'I would definitely recommend it to someone looking for a fun vacation read!' ----- 'Funny and full of life...It would be a wonderful movie or TV series' -----'I loved the banter and the little haters to lovers thing, without having too much drama' ----'The romance was adorable and the characters were all a lot of fun to read' ----'A fun book full of sunshine and spice'

Joss Wood loves books, coffee and traveling-especially to the wild places of Southern Africa and, well, anywhere. She's a wife and a mom to two young adults. She's also a servant to two cats and a dog the size of a small cow. After a career in local economic development and business, Joss writes full-time from her home in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa.