✍ Scribed by Brit Benson
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Jesse Hernandez has infiltrated my life.
The gorgeous, exciting, genius of a man who hangs out next door.
Who happens to be younger than me.
And in college.
And heading to medical school in just a few short months.
It started innocently enough.
The occasional run-in.
A few chance encounters.
An offer to babysit.
An offer for...more.
But then it snowballed.
Now, I only know two things for certain.
One, for the first time in my entire life, I'm not an afterthought.
And two, this will end very, very badly.
My kids. My job. His future.
It's all at risk.
Jesse Hernandez has infiltrated my life, and if I'm not careful, we will all be in tatters when he leaves.
***
Nothing Feels Better is a sweet and steamy standalone, single parent, opposites attract romance.
It's got heart, heat, and an HEA sure to make you swoon. It is the third standalone in the Better Love series.
This book contains content not recommended for readers under 18.
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