Harlow is a dreamer. He dreams of directing his own work and mostly of setting up his perfect movie meet-cute to find the perfect fantasy man. But so far things are not working out so well in either department. He loves the idea of love, but actually opening up and being vulnerable scares him. 

Teddy is his best friend and upstairs neighbor. They have been there for each other for years. Teddy is successful, dependable, sweet, thoughtful, caring, and loyal. He adores all of Harlow's idiosyncrasies and is totally in love with him. But he needs Harlow to figure that out on his own. 

When they take their friendship to a friends-with-benefits situation, things get a bit more complicated. And eventually, Harlow is going to have to open his eyes and see what is right in front of him or really risk losing something good.

Everyone seems to know what is going on except Harlow. I will admit Harlow actually frustrated me with his obliviousness. Even knowing he is afraid, I still just wanted to smack sense into him. Teddy is such a gem and I totally adored him. They are a great pair that both contrast and complement each other in the best of ways. Their friends offer both support and some tough love when needed. 

I loved the eighties movies references and nods to classic romcoms. This book has a sense of fun and energy to it that mimics those. But it also takes on a more heartfelt and emotional turn and gives you a bit more than expected. It's a smile-inducing, cute, sexy, sweet, adorkable, and swoony best-friends-to-lovers story with a lot of heart.