Single Bells (Davis Sisters #2)

“I take it you’re familiar with the Baader Meinhof Phenomenon?” Tessa asked.

“The phenomenon where, after being introduced to a new concept or word, you begin to see it everywhere.”

“Exactly. Except in this version you become aware of another person, and you begin to see reminders of them everywhere.”

“Is that what’s happening to you?”

Her lips twisted wryly. “You know it is. It’s happening to both of us. But do you know how to get rid of the Baader Meinhof Phenomenon?”

“No.”

“Saturation,” Tessa said simply. The word hung between us as she pulled up in front of her house. “If I’m thinking about you night and day, I’ll always see reminders of you, but if we let things run their course…” Her voice trailed off.

Grant Dupree never expected to fall for the quietest of the Davis sisters, but after a single night of passion, he can’t get her out of his head. Grant is sure her idea to be together in secret is doomed from the start, but now that he’s gotten a taste of her, there’s no way he’s going to pass up more time together.

Tessa Davis cannot date Grant Dupree. Not because he was pursuing her sister—Tessa believes him when he says he wasn’t interested—and not because he always speaks before he thinks—she secretly finds that charming—but because her sisters positively hate him. She needs to get him out of her system, and fast. The only problem is the more time they spend together, the more she’s pretty sure she’s falling for him.