The Problem Is, I Like Her

She’s his biggest professional rival. Falling for her was never part of the plan.

Lucas Shaw has spent years building a successful career in Charlotte’s competitive real estate development industry. He knows how to negotiate difficult contracts, manage complicated projects, and recognize a worthy opponent.

And nobody challenges him quite like Shelley McNeill.

Brilliant, ambitious, and frustratingly good at her job, Shelley has been beating Lucas to opportunities for years. He respects her talent. He admires her determination.

He also finds her entirely too attractive for his own good.

When their companies compete for the redevelopment of a historic Charlotte property, Lucas expects another professional showdown.

What he doesn’t expect is an accidental dinner that changes everything.

Suddenly, the woman he loves arguing with in conference rooms is the woman he can’t stop thinking about after work.

But falling for Shelley comes with complications. They’re competing for the same major contract, their professional reputations are at stake, and neither is willing to sacrifice a career they’ve worked hard to build.

Lucas has always been good at solving problems.

Unfortunately, the biggest problem in his life isn’t one he wants to solve.

Because the more he gets to know Shelley, the more he realizes that winning the contract might not be the most important thing at stake.

A warm, witty contemporary romance about professional rivals, unexpected love, and discovering that the strongest relationships make room for two ambitious people to succeed.

The Problem Is, I Like Her is Book Four in Orion Ortiz’s From His Side series. Each book features a different couple and a complete, standalone romance told entirely from the man’s perspective.