Somewhere to Stay (Someone, Somewhere #1)
Grace Turner
Rated: 4.14 of 5 stars
4.14
· Steam/Spice level: 4 of 5
Explicit open door [?]
· 7 ratings · 342 pages · Published: 16 Mar 2024
Theo Wilde had nowhere to go. A junior in college with no money to his name, he had no choice but to take his best friend, Ryder Calaway, up on his offer: to stay with him and his mom in Ryder’s childhood home.
The idyllic suburban neighborhood was the last place Theo expected to end up. And the last place he wanted to be.
Until her.
Natalie Calaway didn’t hesitate when her son asked if his best friend could stay with them for an indefinite period of time. All she knew was his name—Theo—and that he had nowhere else to go. Still, she wouldn’t say no.
Until she laid eyes on the man who invaded her house and realized she probably should have.
Two seconds in, and she already regretted her decision. Especially when Ryder receives the internship offer of a lifetime across the country. Leaving Theo and Natalie living alone.
And alone is a scary place to be.
Alone together, it’s harder—nearly impossible—to resist the intense, ever-growing attraction between them. Even if it’s bound to end horribly. Even if it’s messy and forbidden and wrong.
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- forced proximity 2
- contemporary 2
- age gap 2
- m-f romance 1
- best friend's parent 1
- caretaking 1
- forbidden love 1
- secret relationship 1
- spanking 1
- praise kink 1
- found family 1
- cheerful/happy heroine 1
- competent heroine 1
- white collar heroine 1
- grumpy/cold hero 1
- tortured hero 1
- working class hero 1
- Add topics
- content warnings
- past abuse 1
- past child abuse 1
- gambling 1
- victim blaming 1
- geography
- usa 1
- Format
- dual pov 1
- first person pov 1
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The 'Someone, Somewhere' series
4.20 · 10 ratings
contemporary · erotica · length-medium · age difference · competent heroine · gambling · m-f · dual-pov · found-family · tortured hero · past-child-abuse · victim-blaming · queer · forbidden love · bisexual · secret-relationship · explicit-open-door · usa · bff-parent · working class hero
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