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Adrienne Stecher has always known she’s different, and she’s fine with her place on the spectrum. She loves her job and her apartment, and she’s happy to help out her grandfather a few times a month. If she could just get the peacocks that plague his neighborhood to stop destroying his yard, she’d be set. Native to Mississippi, Casey Knight knows beautiful when she sees it, and California is full of beauty. She appreciates everything about her college town—the weather, her job, and the majestic birds that populate her neighborhood. Though every encounter Casey has with Adrienne seems designed to scare her away along with the birds, Casey keeps finding herself drawn back to her neighbor’s granddaughter. Adrienne is adamant that her quirks make it impossible to date, but something about her makes Casey just as certain that they could be birds of a feather. Adrienne Stecher has always known she's different, and she's fine with her place on the spectrum. She has dedicated a lot of time to figuring herself out and has a routine that works for her. If only she could get rid of the peacocks that are taking over her childhood neighborhood! Adrienne's adamant anti-peacock stance confounds Casey Knight who finds the birds majestic and entertaining. They are a welcome distraction from the dilemma she faces about continuing her education at the religious university her parents chose or dropping out to pursue a career grooming dogs. Though Adrienne tries as hard to douse Casey's attraction as she does to scare away the peacocks, she can't deny that Casey has caught her attention as effectively as a peacock rattling his train. There may be no way to deny that they are birds of a feather. Genre: Romance Editor: Cath Walker Cover Designer: Heather Honeywell Words: 88,500