Focus on the dance competition. The business opportunity. The prize money, for goodness sake. Anything except...

That smarmy attitude.

Those mocking eyes.

That chiseled jawline.

Staying focused on the task at hand might be harder than Scarlett Mitchell thought, when she's stuck with sexy, arrogant Pete Fraser as her dance partner for the next six weeks. But she has no choice—he's her only hope to win the dance competition. Scarlett needs to win that prize money if she's going to save her failing burlesque business.

...And it's all the more complicated when she unexpectedly finds herself in a fake relationship with Pete, as an attempt to make her unrequited crush, Westley Prince, jealous...

Her Bad Idea is a forced proximity, enemies-to-lovers romantic comedy, can be read as a standalone, and is Book 7 in the Polyamorous Passions series.

About the series...

Polyamorous Passions follows the lives of three best friends as they each embark on their own journeys into consensual non-monogamy. Books 1—3 focused on Emma, Books 4—6 focus on Helen, and Books 7—9 will focus on Scarlett.

This contemporary new adult series is suitable for anyone interested in real-life polyamory and open relationships, positive female friendships, alternatives to monogamy and monogamous relationships, and explorations of sexuality. Includes explicit language and sexual situations; intended for mature audiences.

Get free sample chapters and more: SaganMorrow.com/books

About the author...

Sagan Morrow has a degree in Rhetoric, Writing and Communications, with a decade of experience as a freelance writer and editor. Based in Winnipeg, Canada, Sagan is a hobbyist burlesque dancer and identifies as polyamorous. She shares about her writing journey in the Indie Author Weekly podcast.

When she isn't writing romance novels, Sagan teaches online courses to empower other solopreneurs as they grow their own successful businesses. She specializes in productivity and time management for multi-passionate creatives.

The Polyamorous Passions series is her first foray into fiction.