Wright Next Door
They’re completely wrong for each other. So why does it feel so right?
?? Steamy romance ??????
?? Enemies to lovers
?? Opposites attract
?? Cinnamon roll hero (who makes incredible cinnamon rolls)
?? Friendship & sisterhood
Jesse Nielsen’s only commitments are to her art, her ride-or-die girlfriends, and the hardware store she inherited from her late father. She keeps men at arm’s length—especially Sebastian, the absurdly hot neighbor she once caught naked, handcuffed to his bed, and wearing nothing but whipped cream. She’s not looking for love—just stability, and the kind of life no man can upend.
Sebastian Wright has been abandoned one too many times. By day, he works at NASA, trying to make the world a better place. By night, he’s sleeping his way through Manhattan, expertly avoiding silence, feelings, and any woman who might actually matter. Except Jesse, with her sharp tongue and complete refusal to fall for his charm—a challenge he can’t resist.
When snark turns into spark, stolen glances, and late-night confessions, these two emotionally unavailable disasters might be each other’s last shot at something real. But with trust issues, old scars, and enough baggage to ground a rocket, they’ll have to decide: is love worth the risk, or are some walls better left standing?
A sexy, hilarious, deeply emotional enemies-to-lovers romance where opposites attract, and healing comes from the last person you wanted to need.
* While reading in publication order is recommended, every Singleville story can be enjoyed as a standalone romance.
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