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Crossing Arizona

State of Us, Book 2

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Crossing Arizona

By: Bree Wiley
Narrated by: Jack Wesley, Nathaniel Ames
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He was my home when I had nowhere else to go.

Xed

Matty's the only person who ever mattered to me. Since we were seven years old, he's been my rock, my anchor, and the light guiding me to safety when the world got too dark.

Then Hannah was born, and she became the glue holding us in place. It wasn't perfect, but it was ours—a life we built together.

Until Matty made a choice that shattered it all. Now, I'm adrift, trying to figure out if I can forgive the man who promised me forever but left me behind.

Matty

I swore I'd always protect him—Xed, my best friend, the person who knew me better than I knew myself. When Hannah came into our lives, I made another promise: to do everything in my power to keep them both safe. But protecting Hannah meant making an impossible choice, one that tore me away from the only man I've ever wanted.

I made a mistake. Now, I'll do whatever it takes to put the pieces back together…if I can keep from falling apart in the process.

Crossing Arizona is a full-length best friends-to-enemies-to-lovers MM romance featuring a queer awakening, black cat/golden retriever MCs, first times, and a guaranteed HEA. This is book two in the State of Us series. It may be enjoyed as a standalone, but is best enjoyed after Finding Delaware to avoid spoilers.

Contains mature content. A complete list of content warnings can be found on the author's website.

©2025 Bree Wiley (P)2025 Podium Audio
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while I really liked the first book, I found the second one incredibly repetitive and dull, they are both trapped in their pain in different ages in which we jump around in, do the mental back and forth is kind of driving you insane and leaves you exhausted at the end of the book.

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