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405 pages, Kindle Edition
First published May 17, 2014
‘Guys don’t ever pay attention to me; probably because they see me more as a sister. They also know that if they ever looked at me for two seconds more than were absolutely necessary, my father would have their tesitcles in a vise. I live perpetually in the friend zone. Story of my life.’
“Okay, cool. Can you just give me a few minutes to get cleaned up?” he asked.
Actually, I would prefer you just take me to get coffee wearing those muscles and sweat.
“Sure, take your time. I’ll just take care of a few more things in the office while you shower.” And try not to picture you naked the entire time.’
‘Slowly, this huge bear of a man, with all of his mystery, all of his secrets, all of his trust issues and his damage, all of his hidden emotions and unknown fears, was seeping into my soul. I could feel myself wanting to fall for him. It self scary. And wrong. And amazing.’
‘I hesitated. I didn’t just like her. She made me feel things that I’d never felt before. And also things that I didn’t want to feel again. She made me feel alive and confident, but also nervous and insecure all at once. She challenged me and kept me on my toes. She made me want to make good choices and decisions. But then she made me want to throw caution to the wind and not care about responsibility. I was so conflicted and torn that it made my head spin. But the so-called butterflies that her presence drew up into my belly were like a drug to me.’
“No, don’t move yet,” she whispered. “It’s nice, I don’t want you to leave.”
“I will never leave you. Ever. You’re stuck with me, Brianne Murphy.”
“Good. I like being stuck with you.”

‘The connection we felt ran so deep and so strong that it was almost too much. Better than any drug, better than any win, better than any other feeling you could ever imagine. We came together, looking each other in the eyes, and I knew in that moment that she was it for me. Nothing else in this world would ever matter as much as she mattered to me.’

