People Watching
The BRAND-NEW Small-Town, Strangers-to-Lovers Romance Full of Slow Burn and Emotional Heat from the bestselling author of OUT ON A LIMB!
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The instant New York Times Top 5 bestseller!
'I blew through this! Bonam-Young blends gritty reality, family, and passion to create a powerful story about acceptance and the power of opening up to love. I loved this'—Abby Jimenez, #1 New York Times bestselling author
Introducing Prue and Milo in the brand new heart-warming and spicy strangers-to-lovers romcom and the start of a new duet from bestselling TikTok author Hannah Bonam-Young!
Prudence Welch has always valued her introverted lifestyle in the small town of Baysville, Ontario. She is content with working at her father's gas station, writing her beloved poetry, and caring for her mother who has been diagnosed with early onset Alzheimers. Despite her father's continuous remarks that she should venture out of the town to have a more fulfilling life, Prue just can't leave it behind.
Milo Kablukov is a free spirit, who has had his fair share of worldwide adventures and wild nights. But when he is called by his brother for an urgent family matter in Baysville, he finds that he just might have to stay put a while.
After an intriguing encounter with Prue, Milo sets his sights on getting to know her, but he finds that a friendship with Prue may be different to what he had been expecting...
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Bonam-Young (Out of the Woods) elevates this sexy small-town contemporary with well-crafted backstories that add considerable depth to the central couple's connection. Prue Welch never left touristy Baysville, Ontario, after high school, not feeling ready for college and needing to care for her mom as her early onset Alzheimer's disease progressed. She's 24 and living a quiet if stifled life with her parents when charming, tattooed Milo Kablukov comes to town to help his brother open a new brewery. Free-spirited, bisexual Milo spent his 20s wandering, working odd jobs, and deliberately avoiding his siblings who, like him, suffered at the hands of their abusive parents. Though she's immediately attracted to Milo, inexperienced Prue's insecurities make her believe he'll never be interested in her, so she contents herself with being just friends. Her feelings intensify, however, upon seeing how caring he is of her mom, who was his high school art teacher. For his part, Milo is surprised that Prue makes him want to stick around despite his long history of running from commitments. Bonam-Young builds great chemistry between her leads, and the familial subplots—especially the tender scenes between Milo and his estranged siblings—add heart. This is a keeper.
