We Should Probably Stop Doing This

One night. No expectations. Absolutely no reason to see each other again.

Ethan Brooks likes his life exactly the way it is.

He’s thirty, a successful attorney, happily single, and particularly fond of his peaceful apartment. After a relationship that demanded far too much of him, Ethan has no intention of surrendering his independence again.

Then he meets Lucas Donovan.

Lucas is charming, ridiculously attractive, and refreshingly uninterested in anything serious. One unforgettable night later, they part ways without exchanging numbers.

Perfect.

Until three weeks later, when Lucas moves into the apartment directly across the hall.

Apparently, the universe has a terrible sense of humor.

Lucas is a renovation project manager with an easy smile, questionable boundaries when it comes to borrowing kitchen supplies, and an alarming talent for making Ethan laugh. He’s also perfectly happy keeping things casual.

At least, that’s the plan.

But somewhere between borrowed screwdrivers, shared dinners, stolen shirts, and an increasingly suspicious number of sleepovers, their arrangement starts looking less like convenience and more like a relationship.

Neither man wants to lose the independence he’s worked so hard to protect.

Unfortunately, neither wants to lose the other, either.

And with only six steps separating their front doors, avoiding the truth is becoming practically impossible.

We Should Probably Stop Doing This is a witty, low-angst contemporary M/M romance featuring an attorney who negotiates everything, a renovation manager who refuses to follow the rules, irresistible chemistry, accidental domesticity, and two stubborn men discovering that falling in love doesn’t have to mean losing yourself.

Book Three in the Between Us series. Each book features a different couple and a complete happily-ever-after.