Property lines have been drawn...
Librarian Gia Chen just bought her dream home…right across the street from her nightmare neighbor. Or at least that’s the story she’s telling herself after their disastrous first meeting. The only problem is-you don’t usually daydream so much about your nightmares. When did monsters get so hot?
For his part, wildlife conservationist Brahm Travashizky isn’t interested in playing nice with the woman now living across the street from him. Everything about her, from her twirly skirts to her homemade cookies to her snarky comebacks, drives him crazy.
With so much animosity between them, the only thing left for them to do is go to war. And to war they go, flinging pranks back and forth like cannonballs.
But when a coworker makes an assumption about the nature of their relationship, suddenly Brahm needs a favor-for Gia to pretend to be his girlfriend. But favors for your enemy don’t come free, and soon Gia has Brahm wrapped up in a favor of her own, helping her run the subdivision’s summer kick-off event. A task that quickly proves itself to be troublesome thanks to a cast of dangerously opinionated neighbors.
As the pair jump from pranks to favors and back again, one thing becomes clear: the biggest casualty in this war may just turn out to be their hearts.
Genre: Romance
Librarian Gia Chen just bought her dream home…right across the street from her nightmare neighbor. Or at least that’s the story she’s telling herself after their disastrous first meeting. The only problem is-you don’t usually daydream so much about your nightmares. When did monsters get so hot?
For his part, wildlife conservationist Brahm Travashizky isn’t interested in playing nice with the woman now living across the street from him. Everything about her, from her twirly skirts to her homemade cookies to her snarky comebacks, drives him crazy.
With so much animosity between them, the only thing left for them to do is go to war. And to war they go, flinging pranks back and forth like cannonballs.
But when a coworker makes an assumption about the nature of their relationship, suddenly Brahm needs a favor-for Gia to pretend to be his girlfriend. But favors for your enemy don’t come free, and soon Gia has Brahm wrapped up in a favor of her own, helping her run the subdivision’s summer kick-off event. A task that quickly proves itself to be troublesome thanks to a cast of dangerously opinionated neighbors.
As the pair jump from pranks to favors and back again, one thing becomes clear: the biggest casualty in this war may just turn out to be their hearts.
Genre: Romance
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