Strawberry Moon (Maple Springs)

Trevor: It was supposed to be a one-night stand. Josh isn’t even my type. I mean, physically, sure, with those hopeful green eyes and hips that fit perfectly in my hands, he’s insanely sexy. But the guy talks too much, tries too hard, flirts way too shamelessly. From the moment I met Josh, I knew he’d drive me crazy. I didn’t think it mattered for one night. I suck at relationships, so I stopped trying long ago. I didn’t expect to ever see Josh again. And I definitely didn’t expect him to turn out to be sweeter, kinder, and genuinely a better person than a guy like me deserves. I should know better than to want someone like him. It was supposed to be a one-night stand. So why the hell can’t I let him go? Josh: It freaking figures. The night I finally have some meaningless fun–and, incidentally, the hottest hook-up of my life–I manage to pick the one guy in the bar who I’m gonna have to see for the rest of the summer. How was I supposed to know that Trevor had a competing claim on my grandma’s cabin? Or that he’s the only person who can help me get it ready to sell by the end of the season? It would be so much easier if I could hate him. Trevor’s got that whole tall, dark, and mysterious thing down – emphasis on mysterious. He’s aloof to the point of arrogance and deals with emotions about as well as a tree-trunk. He swears he’s no good for me, but the more time I spend with him, the more I know he’s wrong. It freaking figures. So what the hell am I supposed to do now? Strawberry Moon is Book 4 in the Maple Springs series. While each book focuses on different characters and can be read on its own, they’ve even more fun to read together. Strawberry Moon is an 85,000 word m/m romance with enemies-to-lovers, out-for-you, and hurt/comfort themes. No cheating, no cliffhangers, and a guaranteed HEA. It was supposed to be a one-night stand...Josh: Of course this happens to me.The first time in ages that I finally have some meaningless fun—AKA the hottest hook-up of my life—I pick a guy who turns out to be a total jerk.A total jerk who I have to spend the rest of the summer with.How was I supposed to know Trevor had a competing claim on my grandma’s cabin?Or that he’s the only person who can help me sell it by the end of the season?Or that he had the temperament of a sleep-deprived grizzly bear?Trevor’s got that whole talk, dark, and mysterious thing down—emphasis on mysterious.He’s aloof to the point of arrogance.And I’ve seen tree stumps that handle emotion better than he does.It would be so much easier if I could hate him.If I could listen to him when he says he’s no good for me.But the more time I spend with him, the more I know he’s wrong.And try as we might, our bodies keep finding each other.Trevor swears he’s bad news.But I swear he’s kinder than he thinks.Gentler. Sweeter. Someone worth loving.So how the hell do I convince him I’m right?Strawberry Moon is Book 4 in the Maple Springs series. While each book focuses on different characters and can be read on its own, they're even more fun to read together. Strawberry Moon is an 85,000 word steamy, contemporary, enemies-to-lovers m/m romance. No cheating, no cliffhangers, and a guaranteed HEA.