I'm Straight, Right?

Résumé du livre

Sloane: Dean's a good guy. My best friend. Everyone else who has a problem with that can fuck right the hell off.

What I can't explain is why it matters so much when he starts seeing someone. We tell each other everything. That's just how it is with us. And somehow he kept this from me, and I don't know what to do with that, or with the feeling that's been sitting in my chest ever since.

I'm not going to call it what it probably is. Not yet. Not until one drunken night makes it impossible to pretend anymore.

Dean: I would not recommend spending six years in love with your straight best friend.

Six years of him showing up at my door when the nightmares got bad, pressing his forehead against mine and not saying a word, like that was just something friends did.

I tried to move on. And every time, I had to remind myself the person I was with wasn't Sloane. That he never would be.

I finally said it out loud. Told him everything.

Now I'm waiting to find out what it costs me.

A slow-burn friends-to-lovers bi-awakening romance. Two soldiers, one army base, and a truth that was never going to stay buried. Standalone with cameos in future books.