Next Door to Trouble

Two men. One shared wall. Zero personal space.
Micah likes order. He likes his apartment quiet, his schedule predictable, and his life perfectly structured. He does not like his new neighbor, a chaotic, paint-splattered artist who plays his music too loud and threatens the sanctuary Micah has carefully built.
Riley is a mess. A vibrant, smiling, unapologetic mess. He’s used to performing for the world, hiding his insecurities behind a bright personality. The last thing he expects is for the perpetually grumpy, editorially precise man next door to see right through his act.
They are complete opposites, content to communicate through passive-aggressive hallway encounters and the thin wall separating their lives.
Until a burst pipe floods Riley’s apartment, forcing him out of his disaster zone and straight into Micah’s perfectly organized world.
Suddenly, the wall between them is gone. Shared space leads to shared secrets, accidental touches, and a rising tension that has nothing to do with their differences and everything to do with the intense, undeniable heat between them. Micah is about to learn that giving up control might be exactly what he needs, and Riley is about to discover what it means to finally be seen.
Next Door to Trouble is a high-heat, opposites-attract, forced-proximity contemporary MM romance featuring a grumpy structural editor, a sunshine artist, and a guaranteed happily ever after.