I love her. I always have. But is telling her the truth worth ruining our friendship?

I met Ana on the playground when we were kids. She kicked me down the slide because I was scared and took too long. I fell in love with her on the spot. No matter which way life pulled us, we stayed in contact as best friends do. That’s our first problem. Best friends. Purely platonic.

Our second problem has been the only thing keeping me from doing something stupid, like telling her I love her. We’ve never lived in the same city as adults and never spent time in one place long enough for temptation to overwhelm me. I am firmly in the friend zone, and I need to accept it. If she saw me as relationship material, wouldn’t I know it?

Now, Ana is moving to Hawaii. Right down the road. I’ll see her gorgeous face every day. I’ll have lunch with her. I’ll go to the beach with her. I’ll show her around and introduce her to my other friends. What I won’t do is tell her the truth.

But how can I hide how I really feel when each time she smiles at me, I want to do the one thing I know I shouldn’t?

Promises at Pyramid Rock is book two in this sweet military romance series and is told in both points of view in first person. Follow along with six handsome heroes in these interconnected stories about the Marines stationed in Kailua, Hawaii.