Love, Noah
Fall in love.
Get married.
Have babies and live happily ever after.
That’s what I wrote in my diary when I was fifteen years old and now at the age of thirty-five, I’m still clinging to them.
I am truly a hopeless romantic, I just love, love, it just doesn’t love me back and those goals are slipping further and further away.
That’s where my best friend of fifteen years swoops in, ever my knight in shining armor. Noah Callahan is rich, handsome and the kindest man I know, and he’s just offered me a chance to tick one of those goals off my list.
Make a baby… the old-fashioned way.
Now listen, I’m not inexperienced in the least but Noah? He’s teaching me things about myself I didn’t think were possible.
But with all those long nights wrapped up in each other, and the thread that’s kept us tied together since High School, feelings start to bubble to the surface, feelings that have always been there but can no longer be ignored.
Falling in love with my best friend is out of the question but I’m not sure even I can stop it from happening.
Love, Noah is a standalone, friends to lovers romance that is separate from any other Ria universe. It is intended for mature readers, 18+
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