He was one hundred and seventeen minutes late.
Natalia Morales has no patience for men who waste her time-especially when she has law-school applications to finish, a future to plan, and absolutely no interest in letting romance interfere with either. So when Sebastian Santos finally pulls into her driveway nearly two hours late for their first date, she is prepared to dismiss him before he can even explain.
Unfortunately, Sebastian is handsome, persistent, and far more charming than any man with that many apologies has a right to be.
What begins as a disastrous dinner spirals into a chaotic night across Miami filled with ruined reservations, an accidental 4D movie, late-night Cuban pastries, family secrets, and enough undeniable chemistry to make Natalia question every carefully constructed rule she has created for her life.
Sebastian knows exactly what he wants: his family's auto shop, his hometown, and the guarded future attorney who keeps insisting there will never be a second date. Natalia wants the freedom to build a life entirely on her own terms-even if those terms may eventually take her hundreds of miles away from him.
Falling for each other is easy.
Figuring out whether love can fit beside ambition, family, culture, and two very different futures may be the hardest case either of them has ever faced.
A Case for a Second Date is a funny, heartfelt contemporary romance filled with sharp banter, Cuban-American family chaos, Miami heat, ambitious dreams, and one unforgettable first date that refuses to end