Co-Op: A Novel
Buy Now
By using these links, you support READO. We receive an affiliate commission without any additional costs to you.
Description
ALibrary ReadsPick!
"Sexy, smart, playful, and poignant, DeWitt has created pure romance magic!" —Christina Lauren,New York Timesbestselling author ofLove and Other Words
The all-new renovated edition with expanded scenes and bonus content!
They say love and construction don't mix. By that logic, hate and construction may as well be condemned.
LaRynn Lavigne and Deacon Leeds had one short and contentious summer fling when they were teens—certainly nothing to build a foundation on. But a decade later, when their grandmothers have left them with shared ownership of their dilapidated Santa Cruz building, they're thrust back together and have to figure out how to brace up the pieces.
LaRynn has the money, but in order to access her trust, she has to be married. Deacon has the construction expertise, but lacks the funds. A deal is struck: Marry for however long it takes to fix up the property, collect a profit, and cut ties.
Thrust into a home without walls, LaRynn and Deacon quickly learn that it's easy to hide behind emotional ones, even in a marriage. But with all the exposure and pitfalls that come with living with the opposite sex (and none of the perks, much to their growing mutual frustration) they'll also have to learn what it means to truly cooperate as a team.
Filled with crackling tension,The Co-opis a steamy second chance romance about restoration and renovation, and uncovering all the things that build character within ourselves. It's about the never-ending construction project that partnership is, and finding enjoyment at every stage.
Book Information
Posts
3.5 ⭐️ It was a good book, I liked the aesthetic, the story was good, I had a good time reading it and discovering things with the characters. I loved their love. I loved the second chance they got, because they years add to their relationship is the reason they could come back together and love each other. I would say this book is a good rest between heavy-topic books and it gives so much (every summer after) vibes. (I loved that book too btw)
Description
ALibrary ReadsPick!
"Sexy, smart, playful, and poignant, DeWitt has created pure romance magic!" —Christina Lauren,New York Timesbestselling author ofLove and Other Words
The all-new renovated edition with expanded scenes and bonus content!
They say love and construction don't mix. By that logic, hate and construction may as well be condemned.
LaRynn Lavigne and Deacon Leeds had one short and contentious summer fling when they were teens—certainly nothing to build a foundation on. But a decade later, when their grandmothers have left them with shared ownership of their dilapidated Santa Cruz building, they're thrust back together and have to figure out how to brace up the pieces.
LaRynn has the money, but in order to access her trust, she has to be married. Deacon has the construction expertise, but lacks the funds. A deal is struck: Marry for however long it takes to fix up the property, collect a profit, and cut ties.
Thrust into a home without walls, LaRynn and Deacon quickly learn that it's easy to hide behind emotional ones, even in a marriage. But with all the exposure and pitfalls that come with living with the opposite sex (and none of the perks, much to their growing mutual frustration) they'll also have to learn what it means to truly cooperate as a team.
Filled with crackling tension,The Co-opis a steamy second chance romance about restoration and renovation, and uncovering all the things that build character within ourselves. It's about the never-ending construction project that partnership is, and finding enjoyment at every stage.
Book Information
Posts
3.5 ⭐️ It was a good book, I liked the aesthetic, the story was good, I had a good time reading it and discovering things with the characters. I loved their love. I loved the second chance they got, because they years add to their relationship is the reason they could come back together and love each other. I would say this book is a good rest between heavy-topic books and it gives so much (every summer after) vibes. (I loved that book too btw)