Touch Me, Doc

Gemma Daise is the world’s best matchmaker… for everyone but herself. Freshly dumped, suddenly homeless, and armed only with blistering sarcasm and a giant Doberman, Gemma thinks her luck has finally turned when a real estate mogul offers her a luxury apartment she can actually afford. There’s only one problem. The apartment already belongs to Dr Knox Rook. Knox is an OB/GYN who lives by structure, silence, and absolute control. Gemma is noise, colour, and chaos wrapped in a woman he has spent years trying to avoid. When they discover they’ve both been tricked into signing the same lease — complete with an outrageous clause that says they must either cohabit peacefully for two years or get married — escape is no longer an option. To break the contract, they must pretend to fulfil it. A fake engagement is meant to solve their problem, but forced proximity ignites a chemistry neither can ignore. Knox hides a surprisingly tender dominance Gemma cannot resist exploring, and Gemma awakens wants in Knox he never intended anyone to see. Their arrangement starts to look dangerously real. But when a friendly online stranger contacting Gemma turns into a real-world predator, the line between pretend and protection snaps. Knox’s icy restraint melts into something fierce and possessive, and Gemma must decide whether to run from the danger — or toward the man who has become her safe place. Touch Me, Doc is Book Two in the Kiss-Met Series: a spicy, heartfelt, danger-tinged romcom featuring forced proximity, enemies-to-lovers heat, fake engagement, rope play, a grumpy doctor who unravels beautifully, and a matchmaker who finally meets her match. Praise for the Kiss-Met Series:? ? ? ? ? When the spice hits, it hits. ? ? ? ? ? It’s a perfect combo of story and spice and drama and character development. ? ? ? ? ? Touch Me, Doc had all the tropes I love (forced proximity, enemies to lovers) plus so many new things I didn’t expect to love!? ? ? ? ? Prepare to giggle, swoon, and cry through various parts. ? ? ? ? ? Forced proximity, and grumpy sunshine, yes please!