Olivia Marshall has a gift for disaster. After a spectacular run of bad luck sends her packing back to Omaha, she lands on her brother's couch and, in a low moment, fires off a venting text to a wrong number. The stranger who answers becomes an anonymous confidant, and their sharp, flirty back-and-forth quickly turns into the most thrilling thing in her life.
The problem is the man sharing her space. Colin Beck, her older brother's infuriatingly perfect best friend, has spent years treating Olivia like a nuisance, and the feeling is entirely mutual. Forced under the same roof, their bickering slowly curdles into something that feels a lot like heat, even as Olivia keeps falling harder for the stranger on the other end of her phone.
When Colin realizes the woman he can't stop texting and the woman he can't stop noticing are one and the same, he has to decide whether to come clean. A banter-heavy, steamy romantic comedy about mistaken identity, second chances, and the thin line between can't-stand-you and can't-live-without-you.