Size Matters, Part 3

Part 3 of the Size Matters Serialized Novel.

It’s been twenty years since Katherine’s mom died. What makes the anniversary of her death even harder this year is that Katherine just found out the man she wanted to spend her summer with wants to buy her company. And since she’s actually entertaining the idea, there’s no way she can have a relationship with him.

Greyson can’t accept that he and Katherine are already over before they even began, but what can he do? She refuses to mix business with pleasure. But when Katherine unknowingly joins his cycling club, he’s hopeful for a second chance, especially when it becomes clear the intense chemistry they felt with one another the first time they met still exists.

Conflicted, Katherine worries about how she and Greyson can be together when so much is stacked against them? If she’s going to change her mind and spend her summer with him, he’s going to have to agree to her conditions:

1. Their relationship must be kept private. No public displays of affection.
2. When her kids come home from spending summer with their father, the relationship must end.
3. Most important of all, Greyson has to stop treating Katherine with kid gloves in the bedroom. She wants it hard or not at all.

With the ball now in Greyson's court, will he agree, or won’t he?

As the Size Matters Serialized Novel unfolds through eight installments, Greyson and Katherine will wrestle with their feelings for one another, long-held family secrets will be revealed, and scandals neither could have imagined will rock them to the core.

Will what they’ve found in each other be enough for happily ever after? Or will one summer fling be all they share?


27,000-word novella. Not a standalone.


This book is the third of eight novella-length parts of the Size Matters Serialized Novel, which will be released one per month, as follows:

Part 1 – October 2016
Part 2 – November 2016
Part 3 – December 2016
Part 4 – January 2017
Part 5 – February 2017
Part 6 – March 2017
Part 7 – April 2017
Part 8 – May 2017