Every Other Week

Two single dads. One shared wall. Five rules neither man can keep.

At forty-two, Ben Fletcher has his life organized down to the minute.

Every other week, his twelve-year-old daughter lives with her other father. Every other week, Ben returns to a house that's too quiet, a bed that's too empty, and a life he hasn't figured out how to rebuild.

Then Adrian Shaw moves in next door.

Forty-five, devastatingly attractive, silver at his temples, and equipped with a pair of tortoiseshell reading glasses that should not be nearly as distracting as they are, Adrian has complications of his own.

A demanding career. A ten-year-old son. An ex-husband.

And a custody schedule that matches Ben's perfectly.

One disastrous moving-day encounter leads to late-night dinners, increasingly inappropriate thoughts, and the discovery that the walls between their bedrooms are remarkably thin.

The attraction is impossible to ignore.

Fortunately, they agree on five simple rules.

Only on their weeks without the kids. No complications. No expectations. No staying the night.

And either man can walk away whenever he wants.

It's the perfect arrangement.

Until stolen nights become actual dates. Until a toothbrush starts looking like a promise. Until two men who have spent years protecting their hearts discover they've fallen hopelessly in love.

Ben is terrified of changing the life his daughter depends on.

Adrian has spent years making sure he's never the one left behind.

But when their carefully separated worlds begin colliding, they'll have to decide whether love is worth rewriting everything.

Because sometimes the hardest thing isn't falling in love.

It's asking someone to stay.

Every Other Week is a steamy, emotional MM contemporary romance featuring two divorced single dads, mature protagonists, neighbors-to-lovers, forced proximity, found family, irresistible chemistry, and a deeply satisfying happily-ever-after.