Until you : Until, Book 4

He assumes the beautiful blonde is just like his ex. She's tired of being judged for the way she looks. Will they ever be able to move past their first impressions to find love in each other? Jason, a single dad, spends his days running his coffee shop and doing his best to dislike a beautiful blonde he can't seem to avoid. But at night, once his son is asleep, he becomes Belakor, an online gamer. His only concern is keeping up with his strongest competition, his friend Nysterie. Alexis spends her days attending college, modeling to pay for it, and avoiding the grumpy coffee shop owner. It would help if she didn't find him so attractive. At night, once she finishes her homework, she becomes Nysterie in an online game. A place where it matters less what you looked like and more how quickly you can take down a boss. What happens when the lines between real life and the fantasy world aren't as clear as they thought? Will they let go of old hurts to finally see each other for who they are? Until You is the fourth book in the Until contemporary romance series. If you love enemies to lover stories, then you'll love this couple. Pick up Until You to continue this emotional romance series. Until Series: Until Now (Bridget and Billy) Until Here novella (Melanie and Preston) Until Us (Katie and Tyler) Until You novella (Alexis and Jason) Jason, a single dad, spent his days running his coffee shop and doing his best to dislike a beautiful blonde he couldn't seem to avoid. But at night, once his son was asleep, he became Belakor, an online gamer. His only concern was keeping up with his strongest competition, his friend Nysterie. Alexis spent her days attending college, modeling to pay for it and avoiding the grumpy coffee shop owner. It would've helped if she hadn't found him so attractive. At night, once she finished her homework, she became Nysterie in an online game. A place where it mattered less what you looked like and more how fast you could blow things up. What happened when the lines between real life and the fantasy world weren't as clear as they thought?