by Con Riley
This book is a bit enemies-to-lovers, though the main lesson learned here is "don't make assumptions", which is a lesson both MCs and some of the supporting characters have to learn. There's little angst inside, except for that one nail-biting scene at the end, where Tyler thinks... well, you read...
Fast track. Slick business boys, cutting costs for huge corporations, walking over dead bodies. All things I positively hate. And here goes Con Riley and makes me love this boy, Jonathan. How he finds peace in a garden in Seattle. How he connects with an elderly lady (how unusual to find real char...
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