Chance Between The Aisles: BWWM Interracial Contemporary Romance (Ordinary Girl, Extraordinary Love)

Vanessa Jackson is twenty-five, broke, and running on autopilot. She stocks shelves before dawn, absorbs her manager's daily cruelty with the patience of someone who has learned to take up as little space as possible, and goes home to an apartment that barely fits her life. She has cameras gathering dust in a storage room she hasn't opened in years. She has ideas she stopped believing in. She has a very precise understanding of how little margin for error she has left. Then a man walks into her produce section at six-forty in the morning and she drops three hundred dollars worth of vodka on the floor.

Logan Blake is not supposed to be in a Cincinnati grocery store before it opens. He has contracts, a training schedule, a seven-figure fitness channel, and a face that appears on the side of buses. He is also, underneath all of that, considerably quieter and lonelier than anyone who follows him online would guess. He keeps coming back to the store. For pears, technically. For her, actually — though it takes him a little while to say so out loud.