Tiny House, Big Love - (Love Unscripted) by Olivia Dade (Paperback)
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<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br><p><em><strong>On camera. Up close. In denial--but not for much longer...</strong></em></p><p>After a relationship gone bad, Lucy Finch is leaving everything behind. Her old home, her old job, her old insecurities. Even Sebastián Castillo, her protective but intensely private friend of almost twenty years. Before she moves halfway across the country, though, she has one last request for Seb: She wants him to help her choose a tiny house on cable television. And maybe during the filming process, she can discover once and for all whether his feelings for her are more than platonic...</p><p>Sebastián would rather do anything than appear on HATV. But Lucy needs him, and he can't say no. Not when she's about to leave, taking his heart with her. Hiding how he feels with a television crew watching their every move will prove difficult, though--especially when that crew is doing their sneaky best to transform two longtime friends into a couple.</p><p>Tiny spaces. Hidden emotions. The heat generated by decades of desire and denial. A week spent on camera might just turn Lucy and Seb's relationship from family-friendly to <em>viewer discretion advised</em>...</p><p/><br></br><p><b> Review Quotes </b></p></br></br><br><p>"With richly drawn characters you'll love to root for, Olivia Dade's books are a gem of the genre--full of humor, heart, and heat." --Kate Clayborn</p><p>"[<em>Teach Me</em>] made me cry at my desk at work (a true badge of honor). Dade's slow-burn romance follows ice queen history teacher Rose and her new co-worker, Martin, over the course of a school year, and it made me want to call and thank all the kind teachers I ever had. Rose and Martin are good, complicated, devoted people, and the way they pine for each other is rendered by Dade in all its aching beauty." --BookPage, Starred Review</p><p>"[W]hen a work comes along that feels entirely new in all the best ways, I tend to take notice. As I read Olivia Dade's newest, <em>Teach Me</em>, I felt just that. ... I adored <em>Teach Me</em> from top to bottom and I'm sure it'll be on my best of list come December. Thanks for this one, Ms. Dade." --All About Romance, Desert Isle Keeper review</p><br>
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