Seven Weeks of Us

Lucy Ellison has forty-nine days before she leaves London for the biggest assignment of her career. Falling for her brother’s best friend is nowhere on the schedule.

When a plumbing disaster forces Lucy out of her flat, her brother offers her a room in a familiar Highbury townhouse. The only problem? Rafael Devereux is already living there.

Rafael has known Lucy for years, but sharing a house with her makes ignoring the woman she has become impossible. She is ambitious, observant, fiercely independent—and leaving in seven weeks.

He also remembers the promise he once made her brother: Lucy would never become another woman he cared about only while it was convenient.

What begins as temporary housemates becomes late-night conversations, shared routines, dangerous attraction, and a secret neither of them expected to keep.

But Lucy is not giving up the future she worked for, and Rafael refuses to ask her to.

With the countdown running out, they must decide whether love can survive without either of them becoming smaller for it.

Seven Weeks of Us is an emotional contemporary brother’s-best-friend romance featuring forced proximity, temporary housemates, a secret relationship, ambitious careers, dual POV, and a guaranteed happily-ever-after.