Some Boys Do

Gorgeous, kind-hearted, and way too good for his own good, Noah Bennett has spent years watching his best friend, Olivia Rivers, fall for every wrong guy under the sun.

The problem?

He's always been the one picking up the pieces, never once complaining, never once saying what's been sitting heavy in his chest: he's been in love with her since the moment they met.

But Olivia doesn't see him that way. She's a party animal, always bouncing from one chaotic relationship to the next, while he stays quietly in the background, waiting, hoping, knowing he's not what she's looking for. When a drunken night of teasing leads to a dangerous kiss that neither can forget, Noah is forced to confront the truth-he's always been the one for her.

The question is, will she ever see him the same way?

Outgoing, free-spirited, and never one to shy away from a good time, Olivia Carter is tired of dating the wrong guys. After years of disastrous relationships, she's finally decided to focus on herself-no more distractions, no more heartache.

But when a night of drunken fun with Noah leads to an undeniable kiss, Olivia starts seeing him in a way she never has before. The boy who's always been there, the one who knows her better than anyone, might just be the only one who's ever truly seen her.

But there's a problem: she's been blind to him for years, and now that she's starting to notice him, she's afraid it's too late.

As jealousy, old wounds, and simmering desire threaten to tear them apart, Olivia and Noah must figure out if their love story is one for the books-or if their story is just a chapter that was never meant to be.