It wasn't like Jordan asked for a stalker. But that didn't stop the love notes from appearing on his car.
When he mentions his problem to his best friend, he doesn't expect anything to come of it. He should have known better. Dean has resources Jordan is only beginning to comprehend. But he's still surprised when their friend Edie shows up, ready to play the role of his girlfriend and hopefully get the secret admirer to back off.
There's only one problem with that. Jordan doesn't want their relationship to be fake. But she wants nothing to do with him, preferring to hold her emotions close to the vest and pretend like the pain she still carries from her time in the Army doesn't affect her. Jordan knows better.
The longer she stays around, the more he wants to peel away the layers and find the true woman underneath. But as they grow closer, his stalker grows bolder. Can Jordan convince Edie they have something real, or will the danger keep them apart-permanently?