Forced Proximity

Bluebell House Duet, Book 1

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Forced Proximity

By: Jaymin Eve, Tate James

Narrated by: Allison River, Kale Williams

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New College. New Start. New Life.

Or at least a second chance at life after almost dying at my last school.

Meadowridge College was supposed to be a fresh start at the safest college in America. I'd be rubbing elbows with the elite of the world, while trying to complete my degree and find a path to a brighter future.

My trauma had other ideas though. When the panic attacks send me into the arms of a gorgeous stranger in the library, it sets off a chaotic chain of events that end with me being kicked out of my dorms and forced to live and renovate a rundown old house on the edge of campus.

With five of the schools richest, most arrogant, controlling men.

Men who are filled with secrets.

Secrets I was starting to think might be to do with me.

Being forced to share Bluebell House could turn enemies into friends, and maybe even lovers... but will we all make it out alive?

*Forced Proximity is book one in the Bluebell House duet and ends on a cliffhanger. This is a 95k word dark, college romance and the FMC will not choose between the men. It is recommended for 18+ due to adult situations and language.

Jaymin EveTate JamesAllison RiverKale WilliamsJaymin Eve, Tate James

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I have enjoyed this book so much and would recommend, but I would not suggest you read after or before the Boys of Bellrose. The stories are set in different surroundings but the characters and romance story line are very similar.