THOUSAND WAYS TO WANT YOU by Julia Rowan

The first time he saw her, she was crying over a man who didn't deserve her. The second time, she was smiling. By the third, he was already thinking about her more than he should. He doesn't know her name. He doesn't know where she lives. He doesn't know why the sight of her has become the one thing he looks forward to. He only knows that he wants to see her again. Then fate puts her directly in his path and suddenly, knowing her isn't enough. He wants to know what makes her laugh. What keeps her awake at night. Who she calls when she's afraid. What she dreams about when she thinks nobody is watching. He tells himself it's curiosity. It isn't. It's obsession. And the more she lets him into her life, the more she begins to notice something unsettling: he seems to know things about her she never told him. Things she doesn't remember telling anyone. Things he shouldn't know. When she finally discovers how long he's been watching from the shadows, she should be terrified. Instead, she's fascinated. Because maybe the most dangerous thing about obsession isn't being wanted too much. Maybe it's discovering that you wanted to be found all along.