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Synopsis
A Small Town, Best Friend's Brother romance from Amazon best-selling author Susan Henshaw. When a meddling sister gifts you ninety days with the love of your life...you risk everything for the girl who never knew you were hers. Clementine When my best friend passes away, her twin brother finally comes home. Regardless of how Silas keeps pinning me with those eyes, or how I can’t breathe whenever he smiles, I won’t forgive how he amputated me from his life a decade ago. If I can make it through the will reading, I’ll never see him again. I’m certain of that. But when the will is read, I can’t believe my ears. Sophie left her daughter for me to raise. But, not just me. Silas too. Silas It’s just like my twin to concoct some wily scheme now that she’s out of reach. Of course, we can’t sign a few papers and divide Anna’s life down the middle. Sophie had to throw in an insane stipulation: the three of us must reside together for ninety days before a custody arrangement can be made. Now, I’m forced to spend the summer sleeping across the hall from the one woman I moved two thousand miles to avoid. I’m fairly certain when my sister asks us to do this One Last Thing for her, she’s having one last laugh at my expense. Perfect for fans who enjoy big emotions, crackling chemistry, and steamy kisses. Books in the Seddledowne Series are connected but can be read in any order.
Tags
One Last Thing: A Small Town, Friends to Lovers, He Falls First Romance: content & age rating
Intended for adult readers (18+).
Adult contemporary romance with steamy scenes, emotional themes of death and grief, and a forced-proximity plot involving shared guardianship of a child.
What to know going in
This book has no graphic violence, steamy sexual content, and mild language. Content notes include death of parent, grief, and abandonment.
Who'll love this
Adult readers will appreciate the emotional depth, second-chance romance, and forced-proximity setup with grief and family at its heart.