The Infinite Onion

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The truth is harder to hide when someone sharp starts poking around.

Grant Eastbrook hit the ground crawling after his wife kicked him out. Six months later, in Seattle without a job or a place to live, he escapes to the woods of nearby Vashon Island to consider his options. When he's found sleeping outdoors by a cheerful man who seems bent on irritating him to death, Grant's plans to resuscitate his life take a peculiar turn.

Oliver Rossi knows how to keep his fears at bay. He's had years of practice. As a local eccentric and artist, he works from his funky home in the deep woods, where he thinks he has everything he needs. Then he rescues an angry man from a rainy ditch and discovers a present worth fighting the past for.

Amid the buzz of high summer, unwelcome attraction blooms on a playing field of barbs, defenses, and secrets.

Standalone romance novel. HEA.

“This is a beautiful story about two men who irritate the hell out of each other but might have the key to each other’s salvation. I loved the abrasive tension between Oliver and Grant. The fact that they click in a positively grating way is so enjoyable to read. This book is a remarkable journey. It’s intelligent, emotional, funny at times and always complex. I loved every moment of this story.” – Kinzie Things Reviews

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About the author

Alice Archer

Alice has questions. Lots of questions. Scheming to put fictional characters through the muck so they can get to a better place helps her heal and find answers. She shares her stories with the hope that others might find some healing too. For decades, Alice has messed about with words professionally, as an editor and writing coach. She also travels a bunch. Her home base is Eugene, Oregon.

“Alice Archer has a remarkable command of character, pacing and place, even her simplest turns of phrase capable of evoking the strongest of emotions, and reading her books never fails to change me deeply.”
– Natasha Is a Book Junkie