Mr. Green

Lana Love’s heart stops every time she sees her childhood crush pop up in her small town. He doesn’t live in Washington, so there’s no way he’s here to see her with her glasses, messy bun, and overweight figure. When a trip to Hawaii ensures they’ll be seeing each other often, Lana realizes it’ll be harder than she thought to stay away from guys. Since her ex left her without a word, trusting any man again seems crazy––especially Grant Green.

Grant Green hasn’t been able to stop thinking about Lana Love since she showed up at his business partner’s housewarming party....

Lana Love’s heart stops every time she sees her childhood crush pop up in her small town. He doesn’t live in Washington, so there’s no way he’s here to see her with her glasses, messy bun, and overweight figure. When a trip to Hawaii ensures they’ll be seeing each other often, Lana realizes it’ll be harder than she thought to stay away from guys. Since her ex left her without a word, trusting any man again seems crazy––especially Grant Green.

Grant Green hasn’t been able to stop thinking about Lana Love since she showed up at his business partner’s housewarming party. The awkward little girl he used to know has grown into an irresistible, curvy goddess. He keeps finding reasons to come to Washington to see her, even though he should be keeping an eye on his business in Texas. There’s only one problem––Lana won’t acknowledge him.

Will Lana be able to move on from her past demons and give Grant a chance in this steamy romance?

Author’s Note: This book is intended for mature audiences. Mr. Green is part of an interconnected series, but can be read as a standalone, steamy romance. Please be aware this book contains foul language, graphic sexual content, jealousy, outright arguments, signs of depression, emotional abuse, depreciating thoughts, self-esteem issues, loneliness, and rejection. It also involves a male main character who can have bossy and controlling behavior, but he’s mostly a golden retriever. If it’s not your thing, I understand.

Don’t worry, there’s a HEA.