Anytime, Anywhere

Daisy Fletcher knows better than to fall for Elliot Sutton.

He's her brother's best friend.
He's almost ten years older.
He's in a band.
And, according to Elliot, she'll always be Ben's annoying little sister.

Except Daisy isn't eighteen anymore.

She's twenty-seven, working behind a coffee counter, living in her own flat and building a life that has nothing to do with her brother's friends.

Elliot has his own life too. Between playing bass in Half Lights, travelling the country with his best mates and working shifts at their old university pub, he's got enough to keep him busy.

At least, that's what he tells himself.

Because somewhere between the sarcastic comments, late-night conversations and years of knowing each other, something has changed.

Daisy starts noticing Elliot differently.

And Elliot starts noticing Daisy.

Neither of them means for it to happen. Neither of them is prepared for what happens when it does.

Because falling for your brother's best friend is one thing.

Keeping it secret is another.