Author, Liviann Walsh, was odd� she admitted it freely and openly. She considered herself a hobbit among giants who was odd� she worked odd hours; had an odd job; and enjoyed odd hobbies. When her life in Northern California turns sour, Livi, unable to turn to her parents as their relationship is rancorous and strained, moves to Olympia, Washington. There, she turns to the only constant source of comfort and home she�s ever known � her cousin and best friend, Ryan.
Tristan McDermott, drama professor and rock hound, thrilled with a geode found while hiking, stops by his friend, Ryan�s, house to show it off. As soon as his eyes land on Ryan�s diminutive cousin, he is lost. She is reticent and wary; beautiful and interesting and it is all Tristan can do to convince Livi to date him� to let him into her life.
Enlisting Ryan�s help in his endeavor, Tristan begins to infiltrate Livi�s defenses and heart. Drawn inexplicably to Tristan, Livi finds herself daring to open up and hope for a new source of comfort � an addition to her idea of home. When asked to sell the rights to one of her books, Livi bravely asks Tristan to write the screenplay � he agrees, realizing she is offering her trust as well.
But when a stalker threatens to destroy their fragile home and burgeoning love, Tristan and Livi become aware of the shift in their situation both publicly and personally. Faced with this reality, can Livi confront her long ingrained fears and her parents and is Tristan�s love strong enough to protect them both?
