Falling for the Photobomber

He took the selfie. She stole the show.

Berry Holloway has never taken a selfie in her life. She runs a center in Dallas for women in crisis, where keeping people safe means keeping their names private. So when former teen idol Renzo Vitali snaps a selfie on the California coast, she doesn't even notice she's walking behind him. She's just enjoying the ocean before her flight home, until the picture shows up online.

Renzo posts the shot of himself grinning, with a scowling blonde in a red dress behind him, and captions it Photobombed. It goes viral overnight. By Monday, his fans have found her name, her job, and her house. Her phones won't stop ringing, her tires are slashed, and the women who count on her are afraid to walk through her door.

Renzo didn't mean to make a stranger a target. He's two years sober and working on a comeback album, and he wants to make it right. Berry wants nothing from a famous man except to be left alone. But the only way to turn the attention into something good is to work together. And the more time she spends with the real Renzo, the harder it is to remember why she wanted him out of the picture.

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