Jack Dalton has been the apple of Lucy Halloway's eye since they started working together at Mag's Sports bar three years ago. The charming, fun and fellow Sundevil had Lucy swooning until his confession of never dating co-workers and his reputation of being a serial cheater forced her into the friend zone. Lucy Halloway has been Jack Dalton's best friend and partner in crime for three years. The gorgeous, witty, and former ballerina was never on his radar until she confessed she was engaged and moving to New York. Realizing he should have broken his own rule years ago, he makes a last-ditch effort to get Lucy to stay, but it turns into a nasty fight that leaves both of them reeling. When Lucy's engagement ends and she's forced back to Phoenix, she's conflicted about seeing her old friend and former flame. When she starts up at Mag's again, she assumes Jack is still off-limits and is determined not to fall back into her old habits. Jack now sees Lucy as the one that got away and is determined to right the wrong he made years ago. Throwing his rule book out the window, he's eager to find love with Lucy, but does she now think they are better off as friends? Told from both perspectives, Falling for the FBoy is a story about friendship, communication and not holding yourself back.