Second chance, accidental neighbors, friends with benefits, stand-alone contemporary romance.
Anna
My ex moved into my building.
It shouldn't matter. I live at the office and swore off dating.
His unexpected proximity changes nothing. As the adult in the building, I offer my friendship—to put the past behind us.
But I forgot what a good friend he can be...and there's plenty I never forgot.
The years somehow made him more handsome, because, of course, they did. Doesn't matter if he's in a suit or a T-shirt–although, I prefer him in tees, and he lives in suits.
Clothing choices are just one sign that time has changed things–Changed us. The college years were a different era.
As a hot-shot lawyer, relationships aren't on his radar. And for once, we agree on something.
Dating is a bad idea.
***
Jackson
I never forgot her. But I wanted to.
Back then, I thought because we hit it off in every way—and I mean every way — we'd have a future.
After we imploded, I hoped to never see her again, but thanks to a mutual friend, no luck on that score. Hello, neighbor.
My easy-to-talk-to and easy-on-the-eyes neighbor.
And then I went and got a half-cocked idea... or, one might call it a fully-cocked idea.
With the right parameters, we could have it all—friends with benefits.
What happens when one of us wants to re-negotiate those parameters? When the lines blur, will the friendship survive?
***ORIGINALLY Titled When the Stars Align***
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Anna
My ex moved into my building.
It shouldn't matter. I live at the office and swore off dating.
His unexpected proximity changes nothing. As the adult in the building, I offer my friendship—to put the past behind us.
But I forgot what a good friend he can be...and there's plenty I never forgot.
The years somehow made him more handsome, because, of course, they did. Doesn't matter if he's in a suit or a T-shirt–although, I prefer him in tees, and he lives in suits.
Clothing choices are just one sign that time has changed things–Changed us. The college years were a different era.
As a hot-shot lawyer, relationships aren't on his radar. And for once, we agree on something.
Dating is a bad idea.
***
Jackson
I never forgot her. But I wanted to.
Back then, I thought because we hit it off in every way—and I mean every way — we'd have a future.
After we imploded, I hoped to never see her again, but thanks to a mutual friend, no luck on that score. Hello, neighbor.
My easy-to-talk-to and easy-on-the-eyes neighbor.
And then I went and got a half-cocked idea... or, one might call it a fully-cocked idea.
With the right parameters, we could have it all—friends with benefits.
What happens when one of us wants to re-negotiate those parameters? When the lines blur, will the friendship survive?
***ORIGINALLY Titled When the Stars Align***
Blurred Lines
Second chance, accidental neighbors, friends with benefits, stand-alone contemporary romance.
Anna
My ex moved into my building.
It shouldn't matter. I live at the office and swore off dating.
His unexpected proximity changes nothing. As the adult in the building, I offer my friendship—to put the past behind us.
But I forgot what a good friend he can be...and there's plenty I never forgot.
The years somehow made him more handsome, because, of course, they did. Doesn't matter if he's in a suit or a T-shirt–although, I prefer him in tees, and he lives in suits.
Clothing choices are just one sign that time has changed things–Changed us. The college years were a different era.
As a hot-shot lawyer, relationships aren't on his radar. And for once, we agree on something.
Dating is a bad idea.
***
Jackson
I never forgot her. But I wanted to.
Back then, I thought because we hit it off in every way—and I mean every way — we'd have a future.
After we imploded, I hoped to never see her again, but thanks to a mutual friend, no luck on that score. Hello, neighbor.
My easy-to-talk-to and easy-on-the-eyes neighbor.
And then I went and got a half-cocked idea... or, one might call it a fully-cocked idea.
With the right parameters, we could have it all—friends with benefits.
What happens when one of us wants to re-negotiate those parameters? When the lines blur, will the friendship survive?
***ORIGINALLY Titled When the Stars Align***
Anna
My ex moved into my building.
It shouldn't matter. I live at the office and swore off dating.
His unexpected proximity changes nothing. As the adult in the building, I offer my friendship—to put the past behind us.
But I forgot what a good friend he can be...and there's plenty I never forgot.
The years somehow made him more handsome, because, of course, they did. Doesn't matter if he's in a suit or a T-shirt–although, I prefer him in tees, and he lives in suits.
Clothing choices are just one sign that time has changed things–Changed us. The college years were a different era.
As a hot-shot lawyer, relationships aren't on his radar. And for once, we agree on something.
Dating is a bad idea.
***
Jackson
I never forgot her. But I wanted to.
Back then, I thought because we hit it off in every way—and I mean every way — we'd have a future.
After we imploded, I hoped to never see her again, but thanks to a mutual friend, no luck on that score. Hello, neighbor.
My easy-to-talk-to and easy-on-the-eyes neighbor.
And then I went and got a half-cocked idea... or, one might call it a fully-cocked idea.
With the right parameters, we could have it all—friends with benefits.
What happens when one of us wants to re-negotiate those parameters? When the lines blur, will the friendship survive?
***ORIGINALLY Titled When the Stars Align***
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| BN ID: | 2940186008934 |
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| Publisher: | Noctivity, Inc. |
| Publication date: | 07/09/2024 |
| Sold by: | Barnes & Noble |
| Format: | eBook |
| File size: | 678 KB |
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