We’re Just Friends Obviously (Beautiful Problems, Book 1): An MM Romance

Milo Deveraux has never had trouble being wanted. The problem is what men assume wanting him entitles them to.

At Thornhill Tower, Milo is Tessa Raye’s aesthetic consultant, trusted fixer, and chosen family—equally prepared to eliminate ugly furniture or manage an emotional crisis.

Then he meets Jonathan Sharpe.

Jon is loud, golden, shamelessly charming, and drawn to broad, uncomplicated men who never want more than a moment of pleasure.

Milo is nothing like them.

He wears silk, jewelry, makeup, and his masculinity exactly as he pleases. He refuses to become quieter, simpler, or easier to categorize because another man finds him beautiful.

But Jon keeps appearing—in Tea’s apartment, Milo’s workplace, and his messages at increasingly dangerous hours.

Teasing becomes constant texting. Friendship becomes anticipation. One night of dancing turns into hands on skin, vicious jealousy, and an almost-kiss neither man can dismiss.

Milo is nothing like the men Jon usually wants—and Jon can’t stop wanting him.

Worse, Milo knows Jon wants him. He has no intention of letting Jon misunderstand what that means.

Wanting Milo is easy. Getting him is the beautiful problem.

Perfect for readers who crave:

✓ Friends-to-lovers tension with teeth
✓ A gorgeous, complicated hero who refuses to make himself smaller
✓ A golden boy falling hard outside his usual type
✓ Razor-sharp banter and chosen-family chaos
✓ Two confident men determined to control the game
✓ High-heat tension with consent-forward intensity

We’re Just Friends Obviously is the first novel in the Beautiful Problems contemporary M/M steamy romance series.