Ain't Misbehavin' (Roaring Twenties #2) by Jennifer Lamont Leo

This is a serious subject lighten with humor. I fell in love with Dot and Charlie took me a little longer. Until you understand Charlie's values and his position, he comes off as a jerk at the New Year's Eve party. Once Dot comes to a realization of who she is and who she wants to be. Dot changes her life and works toward having a relationship with Charlie. Dot challenged my anger and her stupidity of what is right and her thought process is kind of twisted. Even through all of this Charlie loves her unconditionally, and this Dot has an even harder time understanding.