When it comes to programmed assumptions, the heart is definitely not an easy hack.Tulle and Tulips, Book 4At work, Darci Drummond, aka The Bunny of Bling, shines as bright as her trademarktie-shaped diamond necklace. Her dating life is a bit more tarnished. After getting hurt bya string of boyfriends, she takes solace in helping other women shine on their special day.She wouldn’t complain if she found someone to give her a few simple pleasures—andzero strings. Just not that nerdy computer programmer working upstairs.Victor Green’s idea of a great Saturday night—any night, really—is a Starbucks and acode-filled computer screen. Yet somehow, at the relentless begging of his baby sister, hefinds himself walking the runway at a bridal show where he meets a stunner sporting atie-shaped necklace. The next thing he knows, he’s thrust into a matchmaking scheme withwedding bells in the background.Tricked into a date with Victor, Darci finds herself embroiled in an affair with a manwho’s nothing like he seemed. And as her resistance crumbles, she wonders if it’s time to letsomeone get closer than skin deep…Warning: If you’re opposed to a man who forgets to clean and a woman willing totolerate his quirks… Wait, isn’t that real life?