No Wrong Moves - Seymour, Becca

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Résumé :
Pining for your best friend sucks ass--and not the good kind of sucking. But I can't back away, and I definitely can't let go. Eddie Phelps is too damn important to me. He has my heart and soul. Well, he and his daughter, a ten-year-old who one day will run the world. It's not like I can even blame Eddie for mixed signals or anything. He's done everything right. He always does. Honestly, that's part of his problem. But I won't put pressure on him. That means it's down to Eddie to see how freakin' awesome a catch I am. I just have no idea how exactly I'll get him to do that. Sure, I'm a professional basketball player. But once upon a time, so was he. It's going to take something huge to get him to see beyond my age *cough immaturity cough*. But since Eddie isn't one for making wrong moves, I'm not sure a grand gesture will work. That leads me back to pining, and hoping somehow, someway, he'll see me as more than a joker. More than his best friend--even though I'm a kick-ass one. Maybe someday, he'll know I'm exactly the person he needs to make the move on.

Biographie:
Becca Seymour is the #1 gay romance best seller of the True-Blue series. Known for steamy and endearing and emotionally profound love stories (InD'tale Magazine) her books have been nominated for multiple RONE Awards.Becca lives and breathes all things book related. Usually with at least three books being read and two WiPs being written at the same time, Becca's life is merrily hectic. She tends to do nothing by halves so happily seeks the craziness and busyness life offers. Living on her small property in Queensland with her human family as well as her animal family of cows, chooks, and dogs, Becca appreciates the beauty of the world around her and is a believer that love truly is love.

Sommaire:
Pining for your best friend sucks ass--and not the good kind of sucking. But I can't back away, and I definitely can't let go. Eddie Phelps is too damn important to me. He has my heart and soul. Well, he and his daughter, a ten-year-old who one day will run the world. It's not like I can even blame Eddie for mixed signals or anything. He's done everything right. He always does. Honestly, that's part of his problem. But I won't put pressure on him. That means it's down to Eddie to see how freakin' awesome a catch I am. I just have no idea how exactly I'll get him to do that. Sure, I'm a professional basketball player. But once upon a time, so was he. It's going to take something huge to get him to see beyond my age *cough immaturity cough*. But since Eddie isn't one for making wrong moves, I'm not sure a grand gesture will work. That leads me back to pining, and hoping somehow, someway, he'll see me as more than a joker. More than his best friend--even though I'm a kick-ass one. Maybe someday, he'll know I'm exactly the person he needs to make the move on....