Sharee Witzel is a sixth grade school teacher in a small community near San Francisco. This is the story of a couple finding each other during the most inopportune of times, during the shelter in place order while the Corona Virus shuts down the world as we know it. This is my very first book by Lauren and I am in love. You can also stay in touch through the social media links below.ĭay One is a short, stand alone by Lauren Runow. She lives in Northern California with her husband and two sons. She is a proud Rotarian, helps run a local non-profit kids science museum, and was awarded Woman of the Year from Congressman Garamendi. Lauren is a graduate from the Academy of Art in San Francisco and is the founder and co-owner of the community magazine she and her husband publish. Her only vice is coffee, and she swears it makes her a better mom!

When Lauren isn't writing, you'll find her listening to music, at her local CrossFit, reading, or at the baseball field with her boys. And I have no control.Lauren Runow is the author of multiple Adult Contemporary Romance novels, some more dirty than others. Can two lost souls really find love again on a layover? Or do they need to keep flying? Layover Lover is a second chance romance, aligned by fate. When we stop moving, we realize we may never have a future. Then I challenge him right back to live a day in my shoes. The line between past and present is blurred when Zack challenges me to a dare-come back home with him to see what I walked away from.Ĭall me a glutton for punishment, but I do. But when he invites me into his bar to hash out our past, I find myself following him in, desperate for more.

The anger searing off him is nothing compared to the way my heart pounds from seeing him again. No, this man is gorgeous, intense, and heated at the sight of me.

Zack Hunt was my high school sweetheart, and the boy I walked away from without a note saying goodbye. That is until my flight is canceled due to weather, and I’m stuck in San Francisco.įate is not on my side when I end up in an Uber rideshare with the one man I thought I’d never see again. Ten years ago I ran away from everything I’ve known and vowed never to return. Flying the friendly skies has been more than just a job to me.

Day One by Lauren Runow