Cover of Cole and Laila Are Just Friends by Bethany Turner

Cole and Laila Are Just Friends

by Bethany Turner

Spice Rating

No Spice
Kissing Only
Closed Door

Not on No Spice Books

Low Spice
Steamy
Explicit

Language

Clean
Explicit
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Genres

RomanceWomen's Fiction

Tropes

Friends to Lovers

Location

ColoradoNew York

Time Period

Modern Day

Series Status

Standalone

Description

Cole Kimball and Laila Olivet have been best friends their entire lives, sharing a deep bond in their small mountain town of Adelaide Springs, Colorado. Cole, a talented chef, and Laila, a spirited waitress, have always supported each other through life’s ups and downs. When Cole uncovers a painful family betrayal after his grandfather’s death, he contemplates leaving their close-knit community for New York City, threatening the future of their friendship. Set against the charming backdrop of a cozy mountain town and the bustling energy of New York, this clean romance explores themes of loyalty, change, and the delicate line between friendship and love. Told with warmth and humor, Bethany Turner’s story invites readers into the lives of two lifelong friends facing unexpected emotions and difficult choices, making it a heartfelt and wholesome read for those who enjoy character-driven, family-friendly fiction.

Is Cole and Laila Are Just Friends spicy? Readers are split between no spice and kissing only. Nothing explicit either way.

Published
June 4, 2024
Pages
336
ISBN
9780840706911

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