Bean There, Found You: Some relationships take time to brew

She used to skip the line. Now she's stuck behind the counter—and taking orders from the girl she used to mock.

Lina James used to breeze into coffee shops without a second glance at the people behind the counter. Now she is the person behind the counter—minimum wage, borrowed apron, and a name tag—after her family's fortune vanished overnight.

Worse? Her trainer is Clara Brown. Quiet, scholarship-smart, ridiculously competent Clara—the girl Lina spent four years of high school cutting down.

Clara has dreamed of seeing Lina James knocked off her pedestal. She just never expected it to come with steamed milk, snarky comebacks, and the slow, infuriating discovery that the spoiled princess might actually be . . . changing.

But when the shop that became Clara's safe haven lands in real trouble—and Lina's parents make plans to leave town for good—the two of them have to decide whether their fragile, impossible thing is worth fighting for.

Bean There, Found You is a sweet, closed-door sapphic romance. Because sometimes relationships take time to brew.