Romance is the last thing on Sofia’s mind. She’s excited to start her new life in Málaga, in the perfect ocean-view apartment her friend Manu found her. Far away from her ex-fiancé, she’s thrilled to get a fresh start and to rediscover the real Sofia she’d kept hidden away.
Sofia isn’t exactly running away from love, but she has other priorities. Still, she can’t help but notice her new neighbor, Jamie, in the elevator every morning. Her first impression tells her he’s totally type-A and way too serious to be any fun at all. But try as she might, Sofia can’t deny that he’s tall, well-dressed, and handsome—and smells so good.
What Sofia doesn’t know is that Jamie’s been wondering about her, too. He can’t seem to get her out of his mind—she’s young and gorgeous, but he thinks she might be a little crazy. For starters, why would anyone in their right mind live on the thirteenth floor?
Their smoldering attraction builds, but there’s one small problem: Jamie’s girlfriend, Susana. She’s pressuring him to get serious, but all Jamie can think about is the free-spirited and unforgettable Sofia.
Thirty Postcards Away is a fun, sexy, urban tale of friendship, exes, chance meetings, forgiveness...and elevators.