My Best Friend's Ex

Shannyn Schroeder

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Forced Proximity
Friends
Contemporary Romance
Alcoholism
It’s not often that tragedy leads to happily ever after. But it’s not impossible either... No one told Trevor Booth that parenting teenagers was like riding a roller coaster through a wildfire...during a natural disaster...in hell. That’s something he learns when he becomes a single dad overnight. Fortunately, his ex-wife’s best friend is there to help. His completely inappropriate attraction to her, however, is something he’d have to learn to deal with on his own... Callie Larson is devastated. Watching two children she loves like her own suffer the loss of their mother is unbearable. She knows helping Trevor adjust to his role as a full-time parent is the right thing to do. But helping him does not include having a forbidden affair with him... or falling in love with him. At least, that’s what she keeps telling herself... Can Trevor and Callie find a way to pick up the pieces and move on together—or are their emotional scars just too deep to ever heal properly?

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Chapter 1

Trevor Booth brushed the rain from his hair as he walked into Sunny’s Diner to meet his friends. While they didn’t go to the divorce support group anymore, they still routinely met for coffee. His phone buzzed again. His ex, Lisa. It was her third text of the morning.

He stared at the screen as he neared the table.

“What’s got you looking so serious?” Nina asked.

He glanced up before pulling a chair out to sit. Lisa wanted him to talk to their son.

“Trevor?”

“Huh?” He looked up again to find both Nina and Tess staring at him.

“What’s wrong?”

“Lisa has been texting me since I got in the truck. Evan’s acting up, and she wants me to talk to him.”

“That’s good, right? That she’s asking for you to step in,” Tess said.

“I suppose.” He’d been feeling distant from his kids lately, but it was normal. They were teenagers, and they lived with Lisa. His weekend visitation had been hit-or-miss. Part of him had wanted a more active role in their lives, though. This was his chance.

He glanced around to wave the waitress over to fill his coffee cup.

“What’s Evan doing?” Nina asked.

“I don’t really know. She said that he goes out without telling her where he is, and when she asks, he gets confrontational. They’ve been fighting a lot.”

His phone buzzed again.

Evan gets out of school at 3:30 if you want to pick him up.

Trevor sighed....

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