The Best Shot (Whitlock Hills #2)

Hale Henry has a type—gorgeous, temporary, and gone before the coffee’s on.

His friends have opinions about that. Loud ones, delivered in a group chat that has never once respected a boundary.

So when they stage an intervention and start marching eligible women past him, Hale goes along with it. Partly because he was raised right. Mostly because he thinks nothing will come of it.

Then Yasmine Valentine comes home. She photographs wild things in faraway places and keeps an apartment with nothing in it that needs watering.

Whitlock Hills is where she lands between assignments, and Hale has always been part of the scenery. Safe, because wanting him would make leaving harder.

Then a late night, too much wine, and Hale offering a solution to Yasmine’s very neglected sex life turn their friendship into something that needs a locked door. They agree it doesn’t mean anything.

They keep agreeing, even as Hale quietly torpedoes every date his friends arrange and Yasmine starts waiting for his knock at the door. She’s made a living knowing when to take the shot.

Hale Henry might be the first risk she can’t take from behind a camera.

The Best Shot is a wickedly funny, scorching, dual-POV friends-to-lovers romance about bad plans, locked doors, a small-town mechanic who can fix everything except his feelings, and a found family that absolutely will not mind its business.

Set in the Petty AF universe, this standalone Whitlock Hills novel has a guaranteed happily ever after.