It Takes Practice

It Takes Practice by Willa Okati

Let doubters doubt! Fitz means to convince Nathan seven years isn't too long to wait for a second chance at the love of a lifetime.

Dr Nathan Rey, general practitioner, has endured a case of broken heart syndrome for a handful of years and counting after his wild, bad-boy lover disappeared just before he received his licence. Though it's got easier—one or two flights of erotic fancy a year instead of every night—Nathan couldn't say it's got better. He still can't forget the charismatic Fitz, and no one he's met since then could begin to compare.

Still, Nathan's certain he would have someday stopped daydreaming and moved on. He would have found someone else. Filled the empty spots in his life, his heart, and his home. His bed.

That is, if his part-time nurse hadn't eloped overnight.

If, unable to find someone local right away, he hadn't called upon the services of a temp agency.

And if the nurse the agency sent to him, certified and licenced, had been anyone but Fitz himself, with far more than work on his mind.

Love isn't always easy, and it's very rarely simple. More often than not—it takes practice.


Willa Okati

About the Author:

Willa Okati can most often be found muttering to herself over a keyboard, plugged into her iPod and breaking between paragraphs to play air drums. In her spare time (the odd ten minutes or so per day she's not writing) she's teaching herself to play the pennywhistle.

Willa has forty-plus separate tattoos and yearns for a full body suit of ink. She walks around in a haze of story ideas, dreaming of tales yet to be told. She drinks an alarming amount of coffee for someone generally perceived to be mellow.