Hudson
In order to make a better life for my daughter, I leave behind a successful career in a city I love to return to my hometown of Timber Forge, Montana. Finding myself jobless, restless, and unsure of what my future holds, my best friend, Finnley Jameson, offers us a place stay. She has never expressed wanting anything more with me, but one emotion-fueled kiss six months ago mixed with the close proximity of sharing a home together is the catalyst for feelings that are decidedly more than friendly.
Finnley
My best friend for nearly twenty years, Hudson Hayes, is home. We've never entertained anything more than friendship, but a middle of the night kiss four days before Christmas spins my world on its axis. Now, that one encounter has me questioning everything. He's back in our hometown, living in my house, and turning my life upside down with sweet gestures and one mind-melting proposition. Suddenly, I'm between what is and what could be, powerless to stop my growing feelings. Am I really willing to risk ruining the truest friendship I've ever had, even if it means losing it forever?
*This edition had been revised by the author.
In order to make a better life for my daughter, I leave behind a successful career in a city I love to return to my hometown of Timber Forge, Montana. Finding myself jobless, restless, and unsure of what my future holds, my best friend, Finnley Jameson, offers us a place stay. She has never expressed wanting anything more with me, but one emotion-fueled kiss six months ago mixed with the close proximity of sharing a home together is the catalyst for feelings that are decidedly more than friendly.
Finnley
My best friend for nearly twenty years, Hudson Hayes, is home. We've never entertained anything more than friendship, but a middle of the night kiss four days before Christmas spins my world on its axis. Now, that one encounter has me questioning everything. He's back in our hometown, living in my house, and turning my life upside down with sweet gestures and one mind-melting proposition. Suddenly, I'm between what is and what could be, powerless to stop my growing feelings. Am I really willing to risk ruining the truest friendship I've ever had, even if it means losing it forever?
*This edition had been revised by the author.
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