A Thin Line

Angie Blake does not have feelings for Preston Reid. What she has is a long memory, a low tolerance for his particular brand of arrogance, and an unfortunate physical reaction to him that she refuses to dignify.

Preston was her first love. Her first heartbreak. And now, her most insufferable opposing counsel, and the last person she'd choose to spend any more time with than a courtroom requires. She is not interested. She has never been less interested.

It takes a lot of energy, not being interested. Preston hasn't made it any easier-- he never stopped wanting her and has never been particularly careful about hiding it.

When their best friends get engaged, Angie and Preston are drafted to co-plan a destination wedding. With no way out and no buffer between them, close quarters have a way of exposing things. Preston is nothing like the man she's spent years writing off. He's showing up differently. Trying. And Angie does not know what to do with a version of Preston Reid who's actually worth trusting.

She's still furious with him. She can't stop thinking about him. 

A Thin Line is a steamy second-chance romance about two people too stubborn to admit they never really let go — and what happens when proximity makes that impossible to ignore.