Something Right E-BOOK

A divorcée firefighter with trust issues, a fiery interior designer determined to chip away the walls of his house and his heart. Can their friendship survive the sparks of love?

Jake Larson is good at everything…except relationships. When his marriage ends, it leaves the firefighter with doubts he's never experienced before. Now he's determined to protect his crushed heart the only way he knows how: avoid falling in love at all costs. And thanks to his friend Ezra, Jake is more than content to fill the hole in his life with a newfound faith in Christ and the hope for a brighter—if single—future.

Renee Buchanan is one of the best interior designers Colorado has to offer, and she knows it. She's young, skilled, and confident…except when she's around Jake Larson. Every time Jake steps into a room, her carefully crafted professionalism crumbles, and she finds herself lost.

And that's a problem when Jake hires Renee to decorate his fixer-upper of a home. Not only is Jake her brother's best friend, he's also the gentleman of her dreams. And no matter how determined she is to make this the well-designed house of her career, and how thick the walls around Jake's heart are, something new sizzles up between them, something they can't help but be drawn toward.

As they work together to chip away at the walls of both Jake's house and his heart, Jake is faced with a life-changing decision: let himself fall for his best friend's beautiful sister, or stay single but keep his friendship intact. Either way, Jake knows he must let go of his past before he can grab hold of the future…or else risk losing the second chance he desperately needs.

Something Right is a sweet interracial romance between a damaged firefighter and the interior designer determined to make him whole again.

Something Right is the second book in the standalone in series; The Buchanan Standalone Series

Read the other books in the Buchanan series

1. First Site

2. Something Right

3. New Light (Novella)

4. Bright Side

5. Short Sighted