The Arrangement
He saved his life two years ago. Now he’s the last person Marc needs showing up — and the only one he can’t stop thinking about.
Fresh out of the Army and finally living on his own terms, Marc Weathers has a plan: restore his great-aunt’s wreck of a flower shop, enjoy the Alabama summer, and absolutely do not think about Sergeant James Gallagher. He’s zero for three before the man even walks through the door. The problem isn’t that he’s attracted to JD. The problem is he’s not sure he’d know the difference between attraction and owing someone your life.
JD’s done plenty of things in plenty of places with plenty of people. He knows attraction. He also knows how to leave — he’s done it a dozen times. What he doesn’t know is what to do with a man who looks at him like he’s a puzzle worth solving and won’t give an inch. Or why, for the first time in years, leaving doesn’t feel like the obvious answer.
One borrowed summer. One flower shop full of things that mean something. Two people who’ve spent years learning how to say everything but what they want.
Good thing one of them speaks fluent flowers.
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