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Reese Campbell has it all. Well, almost all. She's kicking ass at work, owns a home in the Bay Area, and gets to live with her best friend, who also happens to be her sister. And to top it all off, when Reese needs an itch scratched, she has a few men who are happy to be at her beck and call--as long as they leave her house before sunrise. Love isn't even on her radar. She's been there, done that, and really isn't interested in a repeat performance. Except when the big boss at her company strongly suggests she take the lead on a new project, Reese is thrown screeching back into her first love's life.
For ten years, Caleb Baker has been content to forget he ever knew Reese Campbell, let alone that he was madly in love with her. He assumed she had also managed to put him out of her mind, so when Reese shows up outside of Heron House, his beloved community center, offering him an obnoxious amount of money to destroy his grandmother's legacy, he sends her packing. But one of the things--the many things--he's always admired about Reese is her persistence, and when it comes to buying Heron House, she's refusing to give up.
As Reese spends more and more time at Heron House trying to convince Caleb to change his mind, she finds herself falling in love with the family he's created there. She also finds that, against her better judgment, she's falling for Caleb Baker all over again.
It’s the Magic 8 Ball’s fault. All of it. One teeny little question, and suddenly Simone Alexander is chucking her whole life out the window. So long, being a chef in California—it’s time for law school. In Michigan. Where there’s actual winter.
And law school’s nothing like the romantic comedies said it was.
Simone is tragically underprepared. Hell, she’s already behind before classes have even begun, and her hard-as-nails Contracts professor is giving her no mercy.
Then there’s Silas Whitman, her tall and annoyingly cute neighbor. Off campus, Silas is incredible. Kissable, even. In class, he is one thousand percent the obnoxious kiss-ass.
But Simone’s given up everything to be a lawyer. The competition is fierce, and she has a hateful professor gunning for her to fail, but she’s not about to let little things like sleep, or love, stop her from kicking law school ass …
About Me
Kristen Alicia has received praise for her debut romance novel You've Been Served.
Born and raised in the Bay Area, Kristen writes sassy, witty contemporary romance novels about ambitious women and the men who love them. Kristen has an eclectic professional background but has always been a storyteller at heart.
When Kristen isn't crafting happily ever after, she loves to bake, watch reality TV, travel, and spend time with her family.
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