She doesn't do distractions. She especially doesn't do Bruce Koczynski. Alexa Jenner has spent fifteen years fighting to be taken seriously in a profession that would rather not have her. She has an arts centre to build, a glass ceiling to crack, and absolutely no patience for men who take nothing seriously — even surprisingly successful ones.Bruce Koczynski walked away from a software empire at thirty-five and hasn't looked back. He's earned his freedom, and he intends to keep it. What he hasn't earned, and doesn't know how to ask for, is anything more.But when a family emergency strands their best friends overseas, Alexa and Bruce are the only ones left. Two kids. One house. Five weeks of domestic chaos. Neither of them expected the other to be quite so good at this — his unexpected tenderness, her unexpected warmth, and the unsettling ease and rightness of it all. No walls left once a shared house starts feeling like home. For readers of Jojo Moyes and Susan Wiggs — a warm, funny, deeply emotional enemies-to-lovers romance about two people who had each other completely wrong. Some people make room in your heart before you even notice they've moved in.
