Books like Moving in with Adam by Jeanne Allan
Adam Treherne’s reputation as a protector is tested when he intervenes to stop a burglar from breaking into his next-door neighbor’s house. The intruder, however, turns out to be Sunny Taite, a forgetful but charming woman who has no intention of breaking in. As Adam escorts Sunny home and helps her retrieve her lost key, their interactions reveal a budding camaraderie and an unexpected romantic tension between them. The story explores ordinary life peeks through the lens of neighborly encounters and the simple yet profound connections that can arise from a chance meeting.
First publish date: 1996
Genre: General Fiction/General Fiction
Authors: Jeanne Allan
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