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"Can best friends become lovers without ruining their friendship?"
Reviewed by Denise Powers
Courtesy Sensual Romance Reviews
Posted February 26, 2004

Social worker Kesley Richmond has been content to let her personal life stagnate while she pursued her degree and after. Now she feels the lack of an intimate relationship is hurting her goals for the future. How is she to ever to get married and have children when she rarely even dates? She's had the Read more...

"Will becoming lovers ruin their friendship?"
Reviewed by Sensual Romance
Courtesy Sensual Romance Reviews
Posted April 19, 2004

Kesley (Kes) Richmond and Drew Chandler have been best friends since college. They were also flatmates with four other friends who shared their multifamily home. But that was ten years ago and their friends have moved out and gone on with their lives. Kes and Drew are still living in Read more...

Summary

Kesley Richmond is stuck in an undergraduate time warp, stagnating in the same-old-same-old routine. On top of that, her total dedication to an emotionally draining career is leading to burnout. She needs more, something just for herself—like a personal life for instance. All her college friends have moved on, fallen in and out of love, married, divorced. Done something! Except her...

And her complacent downstairs neighbor, Andrew Chandler.

If it ain't broke, don't fix it—that's Drew's philosophy. His college apartment suits him fine, and his sex life is one score after another. Though his consulting business keeps him traveling, he has Kesley, a girl in a million, to come back to. He doesn't know what's set Kes off, why she wants to shake things up, why she's on this kick about moving on, changing stuff that doesn't need changing. He wants her status quo to stay right where it belongs—one flight up from him. But to keep his sweetheart happy, he'll do anything, anything at all, even . . .

SCREWING WITH PERFECT.