The author of The Two-Week Promise presents a funny, romantic tale of friendships, flirtations, and being true to who you are . . .

Back in high school, Millicent mercilessly teased her brother and his friends, especially Luke, for their nerdy devotion to Dungeons & Dragons. When she and Luke are reunited as adults, working together at his photography studio, she wants to make it up to him. After all, as a bisexual woman, she knows how it feels to struggle with being accepted.

When a client requests boudoir photos, Luke is so flustered that Millicent offers to pose for a practice session so he can calm his nerves. She books an appointment with the best hair and makeup stylist in town-who happens to be a girl Millicent kissed in high school, but was ultimately rejected by. Meanwhile, Luke has his own troubles with a resentful ex.

As old feelings are stirred up-and new feelings take Millicent by surprise-it becomes clear that fitting in with the crowd is much less important than finding someone you really belong with . . .