Three chances to fall in love. Sight unseen. Paige Turner is back where she started. She’s living in her parent’s basement, working at Upstairs Closet Thrift, and stuck dating men who hate lemon meringue pie and cats—heathens. Something needs to change. She just didn’t think that meant participating in a blind dating experiment to find a man she could connect with emotionally and who wouldn’t dare judge her Netflix queue. Rhodes has loved Paige since headgear, acne, and every questionable style phase. She didn’t ditch him when his legs grew at record speed one summer, or when his dad’s stroke took longer to recover from, and he needed a shoulder to lean on, even if it did mean he had to bend over to reach it. Their history is murky with friendship, but he promised himself he wouldn’t squash an opportunity to tell her how he felt the next time she was single. Concealing his identity to compete with two other guys for her attention wasn’t what he envisioned. It’s worse than reading the negative comments on his viral stop-motion videos. When the truth comes out, they have to decide if they would choose the person standing in front of them without the protection of a touch screen or if they’d rather put their phones on Do Not Disturb.

Paige Turner is on a new adventure. After participating in a blind dating experiment with three guys, she’s ready for a break from men, even if that includes her best friend, Rhodes. So she does what almost any thirty-year-old in crisis mode would she purchases a van and flees her hometown with her favorite sidekick and pet, Cleocatra, hoping to get lost in Montana and maybe even find herself. If only it were that easy. Rhodes didn’t think confessing his undying love for his best friend would push her to leave town suddenly. Wrong. It did. In the wake of this rejection, he does everything he can to avoid thinking about her, like learning to play pickleball. Turns out he isn’t half bad. Unfortunately, he can’t avoid his feelings or control the situation he’s now in, especially when confronted with his worst losing Paige. But he has to trust the process, which is an encouragement he’d rather read on the side of a mug than live out. Stuck in the not yet of their relationship, they have to decide if this adventure will bring them closer together or farther apart. Laugh and melt over the characters in book two of the Love is Blind series.