Goodbye Heartbreak (Book 4 Goodbye Series)

This isn't your average meet-cute. In fact, it's not cute at all.

Rowan Ward is a tattooed florist with a soft heart and a sharp tongue. He likes his solitude, craves his routines, and absolutely panics when his roommate announces he's moving to California. Past trauma makes change feel like a threat, and Rowan doesn't do well with being left behind.

Piper Kerrigan is fresh off a fallout with her sorority sister, a college scandal that scorched her family ties, and a sudden eviction that leaves her scrambling for a new place to live. She's just trying to stay afloat while working for event-planning royalty Savannah Monroe Remington and pretending everything's fine.

So when Rowan offers up his spare bedroom, Piper is... hesitant.
Because it's Rowan. Mysterious. Moody. Tattooed in ways that should not be legal. But also Rowan is safe, gay (probably), and weirdly comforting.

Two single roommates. One shared space. Zero romantic expectations.
They bond over caffeine, sarcasm, and their mutual hatred of Valentine's Day.

But when Piper misreads a key piece of Rowan's identity, what started as a safe arrangement quickly starts feeling like a threat, to her comfort, her rules, and her no-dating-roommates policy.

Because this isn't a love story built on fate or convenience. This is an anti-meet-cute. And things are about to get very, very complicated.