Jessica Sutton never wanted to come home to Cleveland.
She only planned to stay long enough to help care for the great-grandmother who raised her before returning to the self-sufficient life she'd built in Chicago—and the promotion she'd spent years chasing.
A one-night stand with the handsome physical therapist she'd ridden the school bus with as a kid?
That definitely wasn't part of the plan.
Neither was the positive pregnancy test.
Ryan Hanson is thrilled to become a father. Jessica refuses to let one unexpected night derail the future she's worked so hard to build.
So they make a deal.
Ryan will raise their baby in Cleveland, surrounded by family.
Jessica will return to Chicago after the birth, visit often, and provide whatever support their child needs.
Everyone gets what they want.
At least, that's the plan.
But somewhere between doctor's appointments, late-night food cravings, prenatal yoga, and one impossibly kind man who never stops showing up, the deal begins to unravel.
Just when Jessica starts believing the deal might be worth breaking, one unexpected truth about Ryan sends her running.
Now she has to decide whether to hold on to the life she's always thought she wanted… or risk it for the one person who's quietly become her safe place.
So Much for Going It Alone is a closed-door contemporary romance featuring a one-night stand, accidental pregnancy, a caretaker hero, slow-burn romance, found family, mistaken identity, and a happily ever after.
