I'm Only Me When I'm With Him

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Firefighters are supposed to be the ones putting out fires, not causing sparks. I thought I stifled everything I felt for Connor Porter over a decade ago. But now he’s back home, and I’m hit with those old feelings again, stronger than a firehose to the face. Feelings I most certainly should not be having for my best friend’s older brother. I’m trying to push all thoughts of Connor aside and focus on opening a flower truck when his sister persuades him to help me get my business off the ground. Now, I’m spending more time with my childhood crush than can be considered healthy. And it’s difficult to get him out of my mind when I’m constantly being distracted by his muscular arms and thinking about how they feel when they’re wrapped around me. My attraction to him grows into a roaring inferno, but I don’t think Connor’s ever seen me as anything other than his little sister’s friend. I need to extinguish these feelings before I’m in too deep. It’s like that old saying goes: if I keep playing with fire, I’m bound to get burned. I'm Only Me When I'm With Him is a best friend's brother, grumpy/sunshine romcom with sizzling chemistry but no explicit content. It’s the third book in the Sweeter Than Fiction series, following four best friends finding love.

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Is I'm Only Me When I'm With Him appropriate for my child?

Suitable for most readers 16 and up.

This contemporary romance features a heroine falling for her best friend's older brother with sizzling chemistry but no explicit sexual content. Contains romantic tension, kissing, and mild language.