Maverick: My friends don't understand why I never get past the first date. They think it's because I'm not suave enough to get a second date.

So when an author friend of theirs starts a book-boyfriend-building class, they sign me up. Ava is beautiful, but she's as boring as watching paint dry. And don't get me started on the idea that she's made a business out of changing men into the perfect boyfriend. When I make it my mission to show her what a bad idea her class is, she surprises me with the fire hiding underneath that dull façade. As I start to see hints of the woman she could be if she'd let loose, I realize a little role-reversal is in order. I think I'm just the teacher she needs.

Does this playboy have what it takes to bring the princess back to life?

Ava: When my friends and I decided to start a business teaching men how to be better boyfriends, I pictured myself teaching the 'down to earth and a little shy' guys how to snag a date.

Instead, I got stuck teaching a playboy. Maverick entered the class with a swag in his step and a sexy smirk. His arrogant attitude and frat-boy personality reminded me too much of my ex.

So I made it my goal to bring him down a notch. Little did I know, this playboy wasn't what he seemed. And when he starts pushing for some one-on-one study sessions, I find it harder to refuse.

But can this romance author rewrite her own love story?