Fake It Till You Feel It

He told her she was a distraction he couldn't afford. Then he shattered her in front of everyone and vanished.
Three years later, Harper Calloway has rebuilt herself into someone untouchable-team manager for her college basketball program, steady boyfriend, walls high enough to keep out exactly the kind of chaos Ethan Reyes brought into her life.
Then he transfers to her team. And the coach assigns her as his personal manager.
No escape. Daily contact. Every meeting a reminder of his hands, his voice, the way he still looks at her like she's the only person in the room.
She's supposed to hate him. Her body didn't get the memo.
Circumstances keep pushing them closer-publicly, professionally, in ways neither of them planned. And the more time Harper spends near him, the harder it becomes to remember why she built those walls in the first place.
Ethan remembers exactly how to touch her. And Harper's discovering that hating someone is easy-staying immune to them is impossible.
He has secrets about why he left. She has secrets she's never told anyone.
The closer they get, the harder it becomes to separate what they have to be from what they're becoming.