More Than an Ex-Girlfriend

I broke his heart to give him a better life. He never knew why.

Archer's grandmother asked me to end things after graduation. Said he deserved someone better. So I walked away from the person who'd been my anchor ever since my dad died, and I never told Archer the reason.

I move to his town anyway. I just need to know he's okay. I take the early morning donut shift so there's no chance he'll see me.

Until he walks in right as the shop opens and I'm standing at the counter instead of hiding in the back. He leaves without saying a word.

Then I move into a duplex. Archer moves in next door.

The lanky guy I loved in high school has filled out and become a man. An incredibly hot man. I may have mentioned this to my online chat friend. That turns out to be a serendipitous choice.

Maybe someday, somehow I can be more than an ex-girlfriend.

Maybe I can be his meant-to-be.

More Than an Ex-Girlfriend is a sweet, closed-door romantic comedy about second chances, secret neighbors, and the possibility that the one who got away never really left. Book six in the Cowboys of Stargazer Springs series.