Kiznel Starr
Hayley has always been certain she’s straight.
Until she sets her eyes on her bestie's twin.
Narnia is everything Hayley shouldn't crave—athletic, confident, dangerously charming, and blessed with the kind of blue eyes that makes Hayley breathless.
One look is all it takes.
Now Hayley can't stop staring. Her body can't stop responding.
She tells herself it's harmless. Just dry spells. That the strange heat surging through her whenever Narnia gets close will eventually disappear.
It doesn't. And Narnia notices everything.
Then came the summer getaway at a private vacation house where everything went down. Hayley finds herself spending weeks under the same roof as the one girl she can't seem to resist.
At first, Narnia only wants to prove Hayley isn’t as straight as she claims. So she invades her space at intervals, lets their hands brush, and leans in just close enough to make Hayley question everything.
But somewhere between the teasing and stolen glances, Narnia starts falling too, questioning why she's falling for the one person she should consider off-limits.
With the long summer days, late nights, lingering looks, and a palpable tension that cackles around them, it became harder for their fully charged bodies to keep up.
Because eventually, the longings and intentional brushes won't be enough. Someone will have to make the first move.
Then the real reason for Narnia's homecoming came to the limelight.
It turns out that she is running from a crime that took place in the college where she is studying, right when the two love birds were caught in their web of love.
She's arrested as all the evidence points to her.
How will Narnia escape the crime she didn’t commit? And what happens to the two lovebirds that a frame up is trying to tear apart?
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