She saved his life… Now he’ll save her love life

Reese Vann has a couple of goals for her sophomore year of college: focus on her classes, determine how to handle her overprotective sister, and work up the courage to ask out Caleb, the boy she’s been crushing for over a year now. Rescuing a stranger is not part of the plan.

Dane Kingsley has a couple of rules he’s been following to avoid his father’s scrutiny: lie low, stay out of trouble, and don’t fall back into his old habits. Unfortunately, almost receiving a crow bar to the face is anything but lying low.

When Dane offers Reese a favor for saving his life, he never expects the shy girl to ask him for dating advice. And while the last thing Dane wants is to play Coach Cupid, he’ll give her some pointers if she asks for them. Sort of. It’s not his fault if his suggestions are far from helpful. He’s a car enthusiast, not a love doctor.

Helping Reese win Caleb over is the deal. Falling for her isn’t. Declaring his attraction to her for half the school to hear is definitely not part of it, either. But Dane has no choice. After all, she saved his life. The least he can do is save her love life.

Come on, Barbie
Let’s take this offline

Barbie Ho is not a bot. She’s just a QC project lead who’s spent the last two years dealing with the most aggravating coworker she’s never met.

Ethan Carter is not a slacker. He’s just a QA project lead who’s spent the last two years dealing with the most nitpicky coworker he’s never met.

When both remote employees are blindsided by a three-day conference their boss expects them to attend, neither is ecstatic at the idea of finally meeting their workplace nemesis face-to-face.

Yet their first in-person encounter is anything but a disaster. The connection is immediate. The chemistry is undeniable. It doesn’t hurt that they can commiserate over having a difficult coworker together, or that they don’t know who the person sitting next to them on the flight truly is… until one off-handed comment clues the other in at last, and suddenly, it’s business as usual. Only this time, there’s more at stake than just deadlines.

She saved his life… Now he’ll save her love life

Reese Vann has a couple of goals for her sophomore year of college: focus on her classes, determine how to handle her overprotective sister, and work up the courage to ask out Caleb, the boy she’s been crushing for over a year now. Rescuing a stranger is not part of the plan.

Dane Kingsley has a couple of rules he’s been following to avoid his father’s scrutiny: lie low, stay out of trouble, and don’t fall back into his old habits. Unfortunately, almost receiving a crow bar to the face is anything but lying low.

When Dane offers Reese a favor for saving his life, he never expects the shy girl to ask him for dating advice. And while the last thing Dane wants is to play Coach Cupid, he’ll give her some pointers if she asks for them. Sort of. It’s not his fault if his suggestions are far from helpful. He’s a car enthusiast, not a love doctor.

Helping Reese win Caleb over is the deal. Falling for her isn’t. Declaring his attraction to her for half the school to hear is definitely not part of it, either. But Dane has no choice. After all, she saved his life. The least he can do is save her love life.

Come on, Barbie
Let’s take this offline

Barbie Ho is not a bot. She’s just a QC project lead who’s spent the last two years dealing with the most aggravating coworker she’s never met.

Ethan Carter is not a slacker. He’s just a QA project lead who’s spent the last two years dealing with the most nitpicky coworker he’s never met.

When both remote employees are blindsided by a three-day conference their boss expects them to attend, neither is ecstatic at the idea of finally meeting their workplace nemesis face-to-face.

Yet their first in-person encounter is anything but a disaster. The connection is immediate. The chemistry is undeniable. It doesn’t hurt that they can commiserate over having a difficult coworker together, or that they don’t know who the person sitting next to them on the flight truly is… until one off-handed comment clues the other in at last, and suddenly, it’s business as usual. Only this time, there’s more at stake than just deadlines.