Don’t Tell My Brother – Audiobook
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Katie’s fresh start at her parents’ farmhouse comes with an unexpected complication: Lauren, her brother’s best friend, is living down the hall. Working together on a barn renovation makes their attraction harder to hide. Don’t Tell My Brother by Aurora North is a high-heat sapphic age-gap romance. Digital audiobook edition. For listeners 18+.
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About the book
She came home to start over. She didn’t expect her brother’s best friend to be sleeping down the hall.
Katie Miller is twenty-nine, recently single, recently unemployed, and moving back into her parents’ farmhouse in Ridgewood, New York. It’s not a crisis—it’s a reset. At least that’s what she keeps telling everyone.
Lauren Davis is thirty-eight, her brother’s best friend, and the woman Katie has been hopelessly, secretly attracted to since she was twenty-one. She’s also living in the guest room—twenty feet down the hall—while renovating a barn into a wedding venue.
When Katie signs on to help with the renovation, what starts as a practical arrangement becomes something neither of them can control. Late nights in the barn, accidental touches, and one devastating moment on the lake unravel their careful distance.
But Lauren has spent a decade drawing lines she doesn’t cross. Katie is Matt’s little sister. Matt is Lauren’s best friend. And the closer they get, the more they risk—not just their secret, but the family that holds them together.
Book details
Author: Aurora North
Genre: Sapphic contemporary romance
Pairing: FF
Tropes: Brother’s best friend, nine-year age gap, forced proximity, secret relationship, mutual pining, slow burn, small town, renovation romance
Ending: Happily ever after
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This listing is for the audiobook. The ebook is a separate edition.
Content notes
For listeners 18+. Contains explicit sexual content, strong language, age-gap dynamics, family conflict, and a secret relationship.
Other formats and previews
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