From the series: Beautiful Problems

This Means Nothing Obviously (Beautiful Problems, Book 2): An MM Romance

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Jon Sharpe already knows he wants Milo Deveraux. Now he has to prove wanting him isn’t the only thing he knows how to do.

After Sable, Milo puts Jon exactly where careless men belong.

At a distance.

Jon tries to go back to simple—easy hookups, uncomplicated bodies, no questions afterward. Except every body becomes a substitute, every late-night leads back to Milo, and Milo sees straight through him.

Then one spectacularly bad decision hurts everyone involved. And distance becomes something sharper.

No private access. No easy forgiveness. No charming his way back into the parts of Milo that Jon had started taking for granted.

But Jon has never been particularly good at staying away.

Especially after he discovers a private side of Milo—one capable of dismantling everything Jon thought he understood about desire.

The closer Jon gets, the more dangerous the question becomes.

What happens when the man who always knows what he wants finally wants something he doesn’t know how to have?

Perfect for readers who crave:

✓ Friends-to-lovers tension with teeth
✓ A
golden boy learning that wanting is the easy part
✓ A gorgeous, complicated hero who defines masculinity on his own terms
✓ Razor-sharp banter, relentless texting, and chosen-family chaos
✓ Dominance, surrender, and a man discovering he may really like losing control
✓
Open-door spice with consent-forward intensity

This Means Nothing Obviously is the second novel in the Beautiful Problems contemporary M/M steamy romance series.