Could my teenage crush turn out to be my happily ever after?
Drew
When my father leaves me an oversized farmhouse in Rosedale, Connecticut, I plan to sell it and go straight back to my real life as a film editor in Los Angeles. Jump cut to six months later, and I'm still wading through my dad's stuff and starting to like it here. Then my assistant editor asks if her brother can stay in my guest house while he organizes a charity bike race and I have no idea the chaos I'm about to cause by saying yes.
When Charlie rides up to the house for the first time, I experience a serious flashback montage of my own life. This isn't just the archetypal golden boy I've been lusting after all my lifehe's the exact same boy I fell in love in love with at seventeen before we moved and I never saw him again.
Charlie's only in Rosedale for a few weeks, and he doesn't even remember me. Why should he? He's a blond, bronzed god while I'm a pasty film geek. His life is bicycles, beer, and bros, while I'm more into movies, mocktails, and my marmalade cat.
But something funny happens on the way to the bike raceCharlie and I seem to be getting on the same page. But what kind of future can we have when we're both stuck in the past?
Autumn Crush is a stand-alone, second chance, childhood friends-to-lovers gay romance with plenty of sweet and steamy small-town goodness.