Add one handsome player with a cocky attitude to one beautiful new neighbor with a chip on her shoulder. Mix carefully. One of them has a trigger switch that could be set off unexpectedly at any time. It’s Rachel, and the playboy next door named Brandon resorts to calling her Spitfire because of it.



Sparks of ire flash in Rachel every time Brandon opens his mouth in her presence. She hates everything he stands for, regardless of how attracted she is to him. He’s wrong for her on so many levels.

But Brandon doesn’t give up on Rachel easily. He has a plan to lower her defenses and ease his way into her good graces. After a few false starts, he manages to soothe the savage inside of her, creating a friendship neither of them expected.

Before Brandon can take their friendship to the next level, Rachel goes back to her ex-boyfriend for one last try. Kurt had been unfaithful, but her open, trusting heart doesn’t believe he’d do that to her twice. Brandon’s observations of Kurt tell him otherwise.

Push comes to shove between Kurt and Brandon in subtle ways while Rachel appears oblivious to their hateful interactions. But the victor of their battle has one more hill to climb before he can be indeed called the victor of Rachel’s heart.

The Playboy Next Door is a stand-alone novel told from a dual perspective.