I'd Hit That, Obviously: A Steamy Small Town Friends-to-Lovers Sapphic Romance

Floral designer Lucy Haines knows how to be the dependable best friend. She has spent years supporting Kate Rourke through relationships while keeping her own feelings carefully hidden. Kate, the charismatic co-owner of a local gym, is less comfortable with vulnerability than she appears. After another breakup sends her to Lucy's studio, a kiss changes the terms of a friendship both women thought they understood. Their private connection grows quickly, but facing the wider world proves more difficult. Lucy wants a relationship she does not have to conceal, while Kate must confront the fear that keeps her from openly choosing the person who has been beside her all along.