Caught in a Loop - Tabb, Tomi

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Résumé :
I'm Ava Brown, and I've never been great at taking risks-especially when it comes to love. After years of harboring a crush on my best friend Dylan, I finally work up the nerve to tell him how I feel. Only, it does not go well. With my ego bruised and my heart officially wrecked, I throw myself into running my vet clinic. Dating? Absolutely not. I've got more important things to worry about, like how to bring in new clients. But then a late-night emergency involving a muddy cat introduces me to Fernando, a guy who has a sexy Spanish accent and is alarmingly good-looking. Helping him out starts as a one-time favor, but somehow, we keep crossing paths. When I take my first vacation in years to Spain to clear my head, guess who turns up again? You guessed it-Fernando. What was supposed to be just a fun road trip quickly turns in to me suggesting a fake relationship in order to get his matchmaking aunts off his back. I told myself I wouldn't fall for one of my friends again, but my heart has other ideas. I've always played it safe, but falling for Fernando might be the biggest-and best-risk I've ever taken. Is it still a risk if it feels exactly right?...

Biographie:
Tomi's publishing journey began in 2020 with the release of her debut novel, Dancing With a Royal. Although she's always loved writing fictional stories, Tomi's background is in academic writing. She holds an MA degree in History and is currently pursuing her doctorate degree in the same subject.In her rare free time, Tomi enjoys figure skating and hunting for new pumpkin flavored foods to try. It's one of the many reasons fall is her favorite season.Tomi is a California native where she resides with her family and one very spoiled cat....

Sommaire:

I'm Ava Brown, and I've never been great at taking risks-especially when it comes to love. After years of harboring a crush on my best friend Dylan, I finally work up the nerve to tell him how I feel. Only, it does not go well.

With my ego bruised and my heart officially wrecked, I throw myself into running my vet clinic. Dating? Absolutely not. I've got more important things to worry about, like how to bring in new clients.

But then a late-night emergency involving a muddy cat introduces me to Fernando, a guy who has a sexy Spanish accent and is alarmingly good-looking. Helping him out starts as a one-time favor, but somehow, we keep crossing paths.

When I take my first vacation in years to Spain to clear my head, guess who turns up again? You guessed it-Fernando. What was supposed to be just a fun road trip quickly turns in to me suggesting a fake relationship in order to get his matchmaking aunts off his back.

I told myself I wouldn't fall for one of my friends again, but my heart has other ideas. I've always played it safe, but falling for Fernando might be the biggest-and best-risk I've ever taken. Is it still a risk if it feels exactly right?