Perfect by Leila Lucas

One ordinary day.
Eighty-five missed calls.
Fifteen voicemails.
Seventy-five texts.
And at that moment Chloe knew that her world was about to come to a crashing halt.
As the daughter of an absent single mom, Chloe Jennings had always been co-dependent, relying on her boyfriends for the love and attention she craved. When the opportunity arose for her to move to Nashville with her best friend, she decided to start a new chapter of her life and began a journey of self-discovery. This meant leaving behind her introverted, solitary ways, developing a social life, and making new friends. The catch? Chloe vowed there would be no men for three hundred and sixty-five days.
Dylan Holt is a six foot, tattooed, brown-eyed distraction Chloe didn’t need. Between work, band practice, gigs, and college, romance was the last thing on Dylan’s mind. But from the first moment, he saw Chloe bundled up in a cafe intensely working on something, he couldn’t stop thinking about her. As he and Chloe kept crossing paths, they quickly realized that the immense attraction between one another is becoming unavoidable.
But when tragedy tears them apart, will they find their way back to each other?