
Financial advisor Morgan Favola is living large: cool job, gorgeous house, and a swanky lifestyle—with the bills to match. When she’s abruptly fired, she needs a roommate fast.
Easygoing Australian bartender Heidi Lincoln’s dream life with her American girlfriend implodes and she ends up alone in Denver. Now she needs a new plan and, more urgently, a place to live.
Moving in with Morgan seems a perfect solution. Except Heidi has nothing in common with the uptight, icy neat-freak who doesn’t have a hair or teaspoon out of place. Worse, the woman is difficult, hard to avoid, and…distractingly attractive. Okay, that last part was definitely not in her plan. Nope, not at all…
Financial advisor Morgan Favola is living large: cool job, gorgeous house, and a swanky lifestyle—with the bills to match. When she’s abruptly fired, she needs a roommate fast.
Easygoing Australian bartender Heidi Lincoln’s dream life with her American girlfriend implodes and she ends up alone in Denver. Now she needs a new plan and, more urgently, a place to live.
I didn’t plan to read this book in a single day but kept coming back to it, reading a few chapters then going off to do something else before gravitating back to read some more.
I loved how Cheyenne Blue directed the clash of personalities and the clash of cultures: it was fun to see how Heidi is adulting and Morgan becoming more human. I was not sure about a non-Australian setting by Cheyenne Blue, but no worries: Vegemite to the rescue!
This was a relaxed, low-angst, lovely romance with a good helping of hotness.