The Ride of Your Life Series by Kamaryn Kelsey

Miranda "Murray" Stevens has just started a new job at "The Ride of Your Life" driving service. How did she end up in the middle of an office hunt? She has enough on her hands with her "creative" sister Angie, who complicates Murray's life by bringing home "inspirational pieces", usually chairs. Their neighbor, Zach, is Angie's partner in crime when it comes to hauling the stuff home. It's up to Murray to figure out how to get it out of the house... moreMiranda "Murray" Stevens has just started a new job at "The Ride of Your Life" driving service. How did she end up in the middle of an office hunt? She has enough on her hands with her "creative" sister Angie, who complicates Murray's life by bringing home "inspirational pieces", usually chairs. Their neighbor, Zach, is Angie's partner in crime when it comes to hauling the stuff home. It's up to Murray to figure out how to get it out of the house. At work, Lauren, the office man-eater, thinks Murray is out to steal Jack, the ride scheduler. A desperate Jack turns to Murray for help. Things can't end well when you are the pretend love interest to a guy who is using you for protection from a barracuda. Adding to Murray's already full plate is the influx of "sci-fries" coming to town for a convention, and Murray's own trip to Detroit, with Jack, for a "safe driving" conference. Murray can't help but stir the pot at the boring "safe driving" conference. A hypochondriac, five year twin delinquents, and other interesting characters keep Murray on her toes as she gives them "The Ride of Their Life". less

Miranda's experiments with hair coloring have gone awry. Attempts to fix it go from bad to worse. Meanwhile, her sister Angie's fetish for "inspirational" chairs, including the purchase of a chair with a "reputation", bring on more embarrassing episodes. Jack (Murray's handsome co-worker), Zach (the neighbor), and the Morgan twins are back to turn Murray's world upside down... moreMiranda's experiments with hair coloring have gone awry. Attempts to fix it go from bad to worse. Meanwhile, her sister Angie's fetish for "inspirational" chairs, including the purchase of a chair with a "reputation", bring on more embarrassing episodes. Jack (Murray's handsome co-worker), Zach (the neighbor), and the Morgan twins are back to turn Murray's world upside down. Throw in a snotty new neighbor and the unwanted attention of a guy named Junior and Murray's world in spinning out of control. What else could go wrong? An innocent arrest, lingerie on the lawn, a wild chase, the revelation of Murrays "secret", and more... less

Miranda's boss has volunteered her for a charity auction. What could be worse than that? Having a camera follow her, for one thing. Having to cook, for another. Meanwhile, Murray's crazy sister Angie still has a chair fetish... and a new boyfriend. Neighbor Zach has a new obsession. Miranda's still driving the crazies. The Morgan twins have a special request. And smoking hot co-worker Jack? He can't seem to make up his mind about his relationship with Miranda... moreMiranda's boss has volunteered her for a charity auction. What could be worse than that? Having a camera follow her, for one thing. Having to cook, for another. Meanwhile, Murray's crazy sister Angie still has a chair fetish... and a new boyfriend. Neighbor Zach has a new obsession. Miranda's still driving the crazies. The Morgan twins have a special request. And smoking hot co-worker Jack? He can't seem to make up his mind about his relationship with Miranda. After an auction, an accident (or two), a visit from Mom, a television interview gone wild, more furniture episodes, and a surprise that flips Murray's world upside down, she decides she's had enough. So what's a girl to do except take her pain pills, get mad, and drink champagne? ...While she waits for Jack to decide which side of the fence has the greener grass. Because if he can't make up his mind, she's willing to shove him off and it may not be in the direction he expects. Author's note: This book has been on the back burner waiting for the finishing touches. I finally put it through my editing program, but if you have editing OCD I'll give you fair warning- my program doesn't like editing large sections (which I did), as it misses the proper punctuation at times. The other thing is that I did not edit out the "repeated sentence starts," which are mostly "I" since the story is told in the first person. less