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My two celebrity crushes might both be into me. What could be wrong with that? As it turns out: everything.
The world has thrown me a lot of challenges over the years, but I've always tried to stay positive. Life's too short to dwell on the negative. Unfortunately, my situation just took a very complex turn: I'm raising my little brother alone right now, but I've got to keep that a secret. If anyone finds out, I risk losing Lou.
My secret gets tough to keep when two international celebrities show up in our small town and start paying me all kinds of attention. I've got zero dating experience and plenty of reasons to stay away from them both, but keeping my distance isn't going to be easy. First there's Colin, the quiet and brooding former race car driver who seems uninterested in everyone and everything...except me. And then there's Tom, the charming movie star, who flirts with me like it's his job. Oh, and did I mention the two of them are best friends? Or that I think Tom might have some very deeply hidden feelings for Colin?
I'm definitely in over my head here. If I want to keep Lou safe, I know it's best that I keep both men at arm's length. So what do I do? I start renovating a hotel with them.
Oops. But I'm sure if I just stay positive, everything will work out fine. Right?
Right?
Fanboy in the Falls is an MMM famous people/commoner romance. It comes with a brooding race car driver, a hopelessly romantic movie star, and the sweet cinnamon roll who is not supposed to fall in love with either of them. It has a guaranteed HEA and no cheating. This is a Devon Falls book, so of course it also comes with a leaf festival and plenty of small town quirk. This is the third book in the Devon Falls series, but it can be read as a standalone.
