Book excerpt: Meet a handsome stranger the night before my wedding … check. Jump into his car the next day in my wedding dress and tell him to drive … check. Make him a deal he can’t refuse and then spend the next four weeks with him … check. I know how it sounds, but honestly, becoming a runaway bride was the best decision of my life. Telling the man who drove the getaway car that I could help him accomplish his dream all while knowing the chances of that being true are slim, not a smart choice. I can only blame myself for how things turned out. I thought it would be simple. I wasn’t going to see Graham Wright again once our four weeks were up. We’d just go back to our totally opposite lives. I live a life in the spotlight, and he keeps to himself. But the sweet, sexy man whose roof I’m living under makes me think and do things I’d never expected. I definitely didn’t expect that first kiss to happen the way it did. Or for a simple checklist to turn into a summer I never want to end. But if I don’t hold up my end of the deal soon, this same summer that’s changed my life will be one that Graham will want to forget. Tropes in Write That Down include runaway bride, roommates, steamy slow burn, small town romance, and opposites attract.