Plus-sized soprano Abbie Fisher has a great opera career and a lousy love life. Dieting down a hundred pounds hasn't changed her luck with men. Sexy baritone Sean Grant friendzones her—dashing her hopes for a romance—as they intimately rehearse the opera Tosca in Baltimore. Lots of touching to raise her temperature, and yet she's supposed to keep her hands off.

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"I have a girlfriend," he said. "Several, in fact." He didn't pretend to misunderstand what I'd asked.

"What I need is a friend. Will you be my friend, Abbie?"

My heart sank. The friendzone speech.

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Despite what he says, Sean snatches kisses and flirts with her anyway. Is he pursuing a romance with her after all? What does he want from her? Confused and angered by Sean's sexy overtures, Abbie consults her trusted Tarot cards before taking a bold step that could resolve her romantic dilemma—or break her heart.

This story is a stand-alone read and also Book 2 in the Singers in Love series about love, opera, and maybe the supernatural. A sweet contemporary romance with a hint of steam, much talk of food and dieting, and an upbeat happy ending. Enter the world of opera through the eyes of a woman in love.

The Singers in Love series:

Haunted Tenor

Friendzoned Soprano

Defiant Diva