It Was All the Cat's Fault

Eve can juggle work, school and a fixer-upper house just fine with a little help from YouTube. Well, she could, if her beloved cat, Thor, would stop getting into trouble-like getting stuck behind the walls. Thankfully, plumbers make house calls at ridiculous-o'clock in the morning.

Enter Brent who not only has all the power tools she needs, he looks like the God Thor. A mountain of muscle with movie-star hair, shining green eyes, and a perfectly scruffed, chiseled jaw. Just great. She doesn't have time for all the lusty neediness rising where it should not be rising.

Eve reminds herself and her weakening knees that she's a strong, independent woman determined to make it without anyone's help. But as more renovation and cat-astrophes pile on, she finds her fingers doing the walking to call Brent to her rescue.

And she has to decide if keeping him at arm's length fits her life plan, or if it's the biggest miscalculation she's ever made.
It doesn't help Thor seems to be in cahoots with Brent when it comes to foisting romance on her.
An opposites attract, smoking hot, mayhem and madness, romantic comedy. Oh, and one very naughty Maine Coon cat.