After an abrupt and unfortunate ending to my last scientific expedition, I made the monumental decision to change things up and accept a job at a local university. My sisters were thrilled, and I was enjoying everything about my new position with the exception of him—Jack Sinclair.
For some reason, the moment I stepped onto campus, my new colleague, whom my sister Layla refers to as “the grumpy professor” (I prefer to think of him as Jack—followed up by another choice word.) decided I, Ava Lovely, was his nemesis. One thing is certain, Professor...
They’re sworn enemies … or so they thought.
After an abrupt and unfortunate ending to my last scientific expedition, I made the monumental decision to change things up and accept a job at a local university. My sisters were thrilled, and I was enjoying everything about my new position with the exception of him—Jack Sinclair.
For some reason, the moment I stepped onto campus, my new colleague, whom my sister Layla refers to as “the grumpy professor” (I prefer to think of him as Jack—followed up by another choice word.) decided I, Ava Lovely, was his nemesis. One thing is certain, Professor Sinclair is beyond irritating with an attitude as big as a redwood tree, and I can’t stand him.
When my team of grad students wrote a grant to study mushrooms in Costa Rica, I certainly didn’t expect the head of the department to force Jack to tag along. It means two weeks in the rainforest with my enemy. Jack isn’t any happier about the situation and that’s putting it mildly.
Another thing I certainly didn’t expect was for the entire expedition to turn into a huge, and very wet, catastrophe. Jack and I are thrown together unwillingly in a situation that grows more dire by the minute. Will it bring us closer together or drive us even farther apart?
Falling for the Enemy is a dual POV cozy, sweet romance that has all the swoon and sizzle without the spice—Kisses only.
