When Emily escapes New York, she has no intention of moving back. For Henry, it’s only a matter of time.

Emily Quinn enjoys her life in New Haven. She’s grateful for the flexibility her job allows for studying part-time and in a place where she knows her secret’s safe. Attending church with Charlotte, her employer is a blessing. If only meeting Henry—Charlotte’s boyfriend’s best friend—hadn’t ignited fireworks of attraction. But the man’s a player, too good-looking and so charming he could melt ice with his smooth, warm voice. She’ll keep her distance.

Henry Palmer loves living in New Haven, working with his best friend, and pretending to play the field so his dad won’t insist he returns to New York. But after meeting Emily, he’s in trouble—he can’t deny the attraction. Except, she won’t date him, and he can’t get her out of his mind. And then there’s the tiny issue of their age difference.

When Emily’s ex asks for a second chance, and Henry is forced into a fake relationship, will true love prevail? Will it be these complications or Emily’s secret that keeps them apart?

This is the fifth and final book in the New Haven series. It follows the lives of a group of people who are linked through family, friends, and coworkers. Although part of a series, it can be listened to as a standalone. There are no cliffhangers, and a happy ending is guaranteed. (No swearing and kisses only).