Erin Andrews's 'Having An Erin Moment'

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Erin Andrews left her old job and cheating boyfriend behind. Now she is ready for a fresh start. Her first day at work is anything but grand. A torn pantyhose, coffee spilt on her dress, and ten minutes late are not how she wanted to start her new life. Just when she didn't think things could get any worse her apartments floods and she is forced to stay with her best friend. In her friend's building is a dark and brooding man Erin tries desperately to avoid. He's conceited, rude, and far to good looking for his good. She does not need him as a distraction. Being accident prone has left Erin emotionally shattered. Her friends and loved ones would call it 'Having an Erin Moment'. When she meets the most handsome man in her entire life she cant

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