I've Got You

Soli is finally free! (Or so she thinks.) After breaking up with her clingy boyfriend, she is determined to remain single and without dependents—until her runaway teenage nephew shows up on her doorstep looking to hunker down in New York City while he figures out who he is. Which wouldn't be such a big deal if her apartment didn't flood that night, causing the two of them to suddenly need a new place to live.

Her landlord, Ethan, feels terrible and is desperate for her not to move out; he has enough to juggle as a single dad and business owner, recovering from an accident that left him scarred, without adding "find a new trustworthy tenant" to the list. He offers that Soli and her nephew can move in with Ethan and his daughter, Miriam, while he renovates her apartment, as long as she promises she'll stay.

Soli's never been one to put down roots, preferring to follow her heart and her heart only, free of the expectations of others. But little does she know that despite her domestic antipathies, she is everything Ethan never dared to hope he'd find.

A woman who has sworn off children suddenly finds herself taking care of her nephew and living in close quarters with her single-dad landlord in this moving, hopeful slow-burn romance.