Friends Without Benefits

Description

Elizabeth Finney is almost always right—about music, relationships, and the dangers of getting involved with a man who once made her childhood miserable. When Nico reenters her life, their shared history and undeniable chemistry challenge Elizabeth’s carefully held convictions, forcing both of them to reconsider whether old wounds can make room for something new. Set against a lively world of friendship, wit, and romantic misadventure, this contemporary romantic comedy explores second chances, emotional growth, and the complicated line between rivalry and attraction. As the second standalone novel in the Knitting in the City series, it delivers Penny Reid’s signature blend of sharp humor, heartfelt connection, and unconventional romance.