Her grumpy neighbor wasn’t part of the plan. After her soul-crushing breakup, Haley Kineman is stepping out of her comfort zone, moving to sunny Tucson, Arizona, and shooting for the stars—literally. When she’s not working as a phlebotomist, Haley’s striving to meet her celebrity crush who’s filming locally. Haley has even enlisted her grumpy next-door neighbor—affectionately nicknamed Yeti—to help her get onto the movie set. With his long enviable locks, masculine beard, and alpine mountain physique, he’s an obvious choice for an ally. All Yeti wants is to quietly develop software in his home office, but Haley throws his protective nature into overdrive after being injured in an incident. Then Yeti has no choice but to accompany Haley on her sight-seeing, thrift-shopping, iguana-saving adventures. But Haley’s bright demeanor keeps messing with his head, making him consider things that aren’t possible. Because with Yeti’s damaging past, no woman would want him. As their friendship deepens, Haley’s not sure if she should stick to her star-studded plan, or if a real love story is closer to home. Enjoy the playful banter and slow burn tension of this grumpy sunshine, friends to lovers, next-door neighbor, closed-door romance by grabbing your copy TODAY! ★★★★★ "This was such a sweet, heartwarming and joyous read! Haley and Yeti are both wonderful, multidimensional characters and following their journey - and their great banter!" -Sara, Goodreads Reviewer ★★★★★ "I loved this sweet story so so much!" -Lets get lost in reading ★★★★★ "I could not put this down! Highly recommend! A must read for sweet romance lovers!" -Bookscoffeehappy ★★★★★ "This book is about hope, about goodness and about finding love in the most unexpected place." -Lili, Goodreads Reviewer Laura Langa is an award-winning sweet romance author. She strives to write stories that pull at her readers' heartstrings and create relatable characters you can't help but root for. Laura loves trees and all things green, hates flossing but forces herself to do it every night, drinks tea-not coffee, and believes that salt air can often cure a bad mood.