Friend Zoned

From USA Today bestselling author Jennifer Sucevic comes a steamy, friends-to-lovers, forced proximity, new adult sports romance that is laugh out loud funny featuring a strong heroine and the cocky football player who falls first and hard for her.
Sam Harper and I have been best friends since we were fourteen years old. Unfortunately, he sees himself as my unofficial big brother. Which really means that the guy is a major cock block. I swear he has a sixth sense when it comes to me getting laid. Do you have any idea how frustrating it is to be on the verge of sealing the deal only for your bestie to appear out of nowhere and ruin everything?
I have the sneaking suspicion that the guy enjoys messing with me.
Why else would he take such perverse pleasure in doing it?
Exactly.
What Sam needs is a girlfriend.
Someone to preoccupy him.
Maybe then he'd stop trying to ruin all my fun.
Except...I'm starting to notice things about Sam that I definitely shouldn’t be noticing. Like those piercing blue eyes that pin me in place. Or his short blond hair that I want to drag my fingers through. Not to mention those killer abs that I catch fleeting glimpses of when he stretches in class.
These strange feelings are definitely starting to freak me out. I mean, we’re friends. We’ve always been just friends. And I don’t want that to change. I don’t want to take a chance and lose Sam. Next to my grandparents, he’s all I have.
What I need is for our relationship to slide back to the way it's always been. We have eight solid years of friendship behind us. That's not something you throw away on a bit of sexual attraction that’ll eventually fizzle out.
No matter how tempting it is.


“I absolutely loved this book! I rarely give a book five stars but this one turned out to be one of my favorites!” -Carla, GoodReads

“Sam was definitely the hero of this book and is now one of my book boyfriends” -Nicole, GoodReads
“Sam and Violet’s friendship was rock solid and the way it turned into romantic feelings was so natural. There was no forcing anything” -Bree, GoodReads