That's it. My neighbor has to die. There's no other way around it. The man must be killed—and I'll even find a way to do it gently, but this cannot go on.
Okay, maybe I'm a bit dramatic, but living next to my brother's best friend who decided to befriend the crows that spend all week spreading garbage across my lawn is not what I signed up for. I wanted quiet. I wanted peace. I wanted to stop fantasizing about the gorgeous man I couldn't stand. Unfortunately for me, North is a big presence with an annoyingly sunny smile and a way of making life sound like it's worth living. And as a widower who wants to spend the rest of my life wallowing, the last person I want around makes me question my new life's purpose. But these feelings can't be real, can they? I had my great love, and I lost him. So that's supposed to be it for me. Isn't that the way things go? I can't seem to stay away from North, even when I know I should. And when he starts to make me feel like maybe there's another happily ever after out there, I find that as cautious as I've taken each step, I'm on the verge of falling once more. Don't Fall is the first book in the small-town, enemies-to-lovers, heavy yearning, MM romance series, Storm Season. It features a virgin EMT whose smile is hiding a lot of things, a disgruntled, grieving writer who just wants solid sleep and a good meal, neighborhood crows wreaking havoc, cooking lessons, hurt/comfort, and a toe-curling happily ever after.
