What do you do when your best friend suggests you punch each other’s V-card? I mean, no one wants to graduate high school a virgin, right? For Brighten Dawes, it’s a perfectly logical solution to a pesky problem. For Flynn Tate, it’s a bit more complicated. As the saying goes, once you pop, you just can’t stop. And neither do they. It’s called friends with benefits for a reason, right? And in this case, the benefits are excellent. Brighten has her heart set on a bright political future and she has no plans to ever include any sort of commitment in that future. And Flynn loves her enough to accept what she’s able to give, even if it means she’ll never fully be his. They were best friends first and forever. Nothing can change that, right? Crash Into Me is a dual-POV, friends-with-benefits romance that spans over fifteen years. It’s full of angst and emotion and open-door love scenes. It is the fourth book in the Knox County series and can be read as a standalone.