She told herself it was just the neighbor… until it wasn’t.
Sloane Miller has mastered keeping her walls high and her heart off-limits, especially to men like Beckett DeLuca, the cocky, ridiculously good-looking bartender who lives across the hall. Sure, he’s charming, funny, and somehow always there when she needs him… but she’s not interested. Absolutely not.
Except late-night banter turned into lingering looks. A favor turned into flowers on her desk. And now Beckett has a way of showing up, coffee in hand, that slow, knowing smile on his lips. That’s making it harder and harder to remember why she swore she wouldn’t get involved.
As their connection grows, Sloane realizes Beckett isn’t just the man she thought she knew. He’s the one who challenges her, makes her laugh until she cries, and sees past every defense she’s built. But letting him in means risking everything, especially her heart.
Funny, heartfelt, and full of sizzling chemistry, The Girl in 12B is a slow-burn romantic comedy about timing, trust, and finding love right across the hall.
