Just Watch Me

A novella

About the book

When your neighbor catches you watching the show he’s putting on with his latest hookup in front of his window, do you:
A. Move.
B. Close the blinds and give him privacy. 
Again.
C. Watch.

I meant to choose B—I really did—but I accidentally watched a little. Maybe a lot. And got busted. So, obviously the only reasonable course of action is to move and change my name. Except before I can do that, the hot neighbor I’ve never met shows up where I least expect him.

Skylar might have a bad habit of not closing his curtains, but otherwise he’s gorgeous, well-traveled and sophisticated. He says he wants to spend time with me, but my idea of adventure is gaming with my online friends from the safety of my couch.

But Skylar’s becoming more important to me than my routines and creature comforts. If I want to keep him, this time I’m going to have to do more than just watch.

Just Watch Me is a 38,000-word low angst MM romance about a tech geek who tumbles out of his comfort zone and into the arms of his seductive neighbor. This book is for fans of ridiculous T-shirts, secret geeks, all the cheese, neighbors who become lovers, and a homebody falling for someone always on the move.

Tropes: Neighbors-to-lovers, opposites attract

Content information and trigger warnings

Mild exhibitionism and voyeurism: It’s important to the beginning of the book, but isn’t a major factor in the story. So if you’re not interested in those kinks, it’s not a major element. But if that’s what you’re looking for, you might be disappointed.

Anxiety: One of the main characters experiences anxiety regularly. It is not clinical or chronic, but the character does thing about it numerous times throughout the book. It is connected to how the character operates throughout the story.

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