Arbor Heights #2 — Diana DeRicci

A collection of three of Diana's short stories. What I See in You Can the Grinch of Arbor Heights be won over by a man who believes in Cupid? Kennedy has no use for holidays, and suffers through the pageantry. When Angel moves to town to be closer to his brother, Cupid strikes in a big way. Before he knows it, Kennedy is being courted, chased, and wooed. Angel is determined to open Kennedy's heart and isn't above using the spirit of the holidays to crack the wall surrounding it. But no one said Kennedy had to make it easy for his angel... Learning to Live The Great Kitchen Flood begins one man's journey to find confidence and love. Avery Storey has bought a house in a conscious effort to be more independent. Right before he moves in, the kitchen pipes malfunction. Lucky for him, one of his new neighbors is the same man Avery has begun to warm up to through his teller job. Gratefully, AJ comes to the rescue, because that's what neighbors do. A little romance blooms between the two men. Unfortunately, AJ blows his chance when he learns Avery is thirteen years his junior. Hurting for the sweet man across the street, he's forced to face what his life would be like without Avery at all, because being neighbors alone just would not be enough. Learning to Breathe To Remy, size is a state of mind, a fact few really learn to appreciate. When it wasn't clear he'd live past being an infant, he grew up fighting. Fighting to live. Fighting to be treated with respect. The last thing he thought he'd have to do is fight his own heart. Getting clocked across the face wasn't one of Ben's better moments. Grudgingly accepting help from a pint-sized, argumentative Remy, he's among those who learn the hard way small doesn't necessarily mean weak.