So as you can see, I have been reading about the Bayou since Ms. But I can't leave this place and these people for good. I hope you're ready for this trip back to Autre. Watching these two figure it all out was the best time I've had writing in a while!! I was sorry when it was over! (so I might have gone on to write a bonus scene. Until their person shows up and they can't help but fall into all the emotions and wants and needs! Secrets, yes, but also just stuff they haven't let themselves realize and feeeeeeel. Their chemistry is everything you've been waiting for.īut there are *layers* here, people. I had no idea what these two had in store for me. I knew when I first met Knox and Fiona that writing their story would be fun. Now she just needs to convince her heart to give him up. (Yeah, she actually has a couple of those.) If he doesn’t want her-and her unbelievable past and that-can’t-be-real future-then she doesn’t want him either. And that he never dates women he sees every day.

The one that also says he only wants a long-distance fling with her. And sweet, protective, supportive things. Nope, the one that kisses her like she’s everything he’s ever wanted and says very dirty things in her ear. Not the one that’s almost always set in a grim line and says things like, “you got a permit for that?” Still, as hard as she tries, it’s impossible to stop thinking about the small town grump’s long hair and tattoos and that mouth. He’s actively working to send her and her “ridiculous menagerie” (rude) right back out of town.

For a guy who wanted to keep things simple this is anything but.įiona knew Knox would be mad when she moved in next door.Īnd not because she brought a collection of wild animals with her. Enemies to friends to almost lovers…then back to kind-of enemies…to lovers.

Kiss My Giraffe by Erin Nicholas