My best friend’s husband’s best friend, Seth, is a grumpy rule follower and the bane of my existence.
Since our friends married, they want to do everything together, which means I’m forced to endure his stoic, anti-social and ex-military alphatude.
And the worst part?
My traitorous body lights up like a holiday movie Christmas tree whenever his hooded gaze or accidental touch glides over me.
Then a week before Christmas I’m forced to endure him morning, noon and night when my bestie and her husband ask us unexpectedly to take care of their toddler.
I mean we're like oil and water. Star Wars vs. Star Trek. And one of us loathes pineapple on pizza. We couldn't be more opposite.
But how can I say no?
And how can I say yes, when each moment spent with Seth either ends in snarky comments or me coming another step closer to begging him to fill my stocking?
He’s made it known relationships are not his thing, but what if I’ve decided the grumpy hunk with hidden animal pancake making and hair braiding skills is the one for me?
Genre: Romance
Since our friends married, they want to do everything together, which means I’m forced to endure his stoic, anti-social and ex-military alphatude.
And the worst part?
My traitorous body lights up like a holiday movie Christmas tree whenever his hooded gaze or accidental touch glides over me.
Then a week before Christmas I’m forced to endure him morning, noon and night when my bestie and her husband ask us unexpectedly to take care of their toddler.
I mean we're like oil and water. Star Wars vs. Star Trek. And one of us loathes pineapple on pizza. We couldn't be more opposite.
But how can I say no?
And how can I say yes, when each moment spent with Seth either ends in snarky comments or me coming another step closer to begging him to fill my stocking?
He’s made it known relationships are not his thing, but what if I’ve decided the grumpy hunk with hidden animal pancake making and hair braiding skills is the one for me?
Genre: Romance
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