Lucy Castillo does not have time for distractions. She is an RA, a climate researcher chasing a Yale summer fellowship, and the only person in her dorm building who actually enforces the rules. When the captain of the men's lacrosse team shows up at her door past midnight over a noise complaint, she handles it the way she handles everything: efficiently, completely, alone.
Cole Marchetti does not need another responsibility. He is already carrying a roster, a coaching staff that texts him problems instead of solving them, and a kitchen full of teammates who cannot make a decent wing sauce. But the RA in Building C stood her ground, and now he cannot stop thinking about the tide charts on her desk and the way she looked at him like she had already figured him out.
A dual-POV college lacrosse romance about two people who lead with competence, fall in love sideways, and learn that the most dangerous thing you can do is let someone see exactly who you are when nobody is watching.
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