My Straight Roommate

She was supposed to be temporary. Falling for her was never part of the arrangement.

Nora Quinn has rules for everything. Shoes by the door. Nobody touches the thermostat without a committee meeting. And most importantly, never fall for a straight woman. She learned that last rule the hard way, and she has no intention of making the same mistake twice.

Then Maya moves in.

Maya is Nora's longtime friend, freshly out of an engagement and looking for somewhere to stay. Four to six weeks is all it's supposed to be. A spare room, shared groceries, late-night conversations, and a temporary change to Nora's carefully controlled life. But living together has a way of making small things feel bigger than they should.

The coffee tastes better when Maya makes it. The apartment feels different when she isn't home. And somewhere between house rules, shared routines, and the quiet moments they weren't supposed to notice, Nora starts wondering if her straight roommate might be feeling something too.

But Nora has been someone's experiment before, and she refuses to become one again. Maya has spent her whole life believing she understands exactly who she is-and falling for Nora forces her to question everything she thought she knew.

As friendship turns into something neither of them can keep pretending is nothing, they have to decide whether the safest thing is to protect the life they already have-or risk everything for the woman standing on the other side of the room.

My Straight Roommate is a warm, slow-burn sapphic roommates-to-lovers romance featuring forced proximity, friends-to-lovers tension, a questioning heroine, emotional vulnerability, and a heartfelt HEA.