Jaymin Eve & Tate James
Forced Proximity (Bluebell House Duet, #1)
After surviving trauma at her old school, the heroine is forced to room with a group of men at college—one the professor taboo, another the protector. She’s dangerously close, surrounded by secrets and desires she can’t deny.
About This Book
Evelyn Lewis transfers to Meadowridge College, seeking a fresh start after surviving a traumatic event at her previous school. However, her past follows her, manifesting in panic attacks that disrupt her new life. A chance encounter with a mysterious stranger in the library sets off a series of events, leading to her expulsion from the dorms and relocation to Bluebell House, a dilapidated residence on the outskirts of campus. There, she shares space with five enigmatic and wealthy men, each harboring their own secrets.
As Evelyn navigates her new living situation, she becomes entangled in the complex lives of her housemates, whose hidden motives and desires intertwine with her own. The forced proximity fosters a volatile environment, blurring the lines between enemies and potential allies. The house's renovation becomes a backdrop for deepening connections and mounting tensions, as Evelyn confronts her past traumas and the enigmatic forces at play within Bluebell House. The story unfolds with a dark, intense atmosphere, filled with suspense and slow-burn romance, culminating in a cliffhanger that leaves readers eager for the next installment.
What Readers Say
Readers praise the book's emotional depth and compelling character dynamics. Many commend the authors' ability to create intense romantic tension and suspense. Fans note the writing quality effectively immerses readers in the dark college romance setting. Some readers caution about the book's mature themes, including trauma and explicit content. Ideal for fans of dark romance and reverse harem genres seeking an engaging, mature read.
