Go Away

Karen: I'm horrified that my inspirational vacation is marred by a noisy neighbor. The man is insufferably obnoxious and rude, but also subdued and brooding. I have to suffer him for six months? Why won't he go away?


Troy: I'm at a dead end in life. I just don't care anymore. Until that vexing woman rents the cabin next door. I don't want sympathy, I want solitude. I guess it was all my fault; add it to my failures. I'd rather stop living than keep trying. Why can't she just go away?


Karen can't understand why the town hates Troy.

Whispers of murder dog his steps.

Why does the cashier at the store like her and then suddenly hate her?

Who is the pretty girl who keeps coming around?

Not that Karen is interested; she's done being hurt by men.

Why can't everyone just go away?


90 pages of romance with an HEA.