I Think This Is Yours

Lucy Davenport has a plan.
After years of relationships that fell apart the moment things got serious, the thirty-two-year-old Los Angeles attorney has stopped waiting for commitment and decided to build the family she wants on her own.

Amy Bowen definitely does not have a plan.
At twenty-six, she’s a broke second-year med student juggling tuition, rent, and the kind of stress that turns coffee into a personality trait. A routine appointment at the world’s most chaotic fertility clinic should have been forgettable.

Instead, a disastrous mistake leaves Amy pregnant with Lucy’s last two embryos.

Amy wants out. Lucy wants the future she’s been trying so hard to create. The arrangement they land on is completely Amy moves into Lucy’s gorgeous house, Lucy covers everything, and they agree to survive the pregnancy without making the whole situation any more complicated than it already is.

Which would be a lot easier if they didn’t have ridiculous chemistry.
Or if Lucy weren’t so secretly tender beneath all that control.
Or if Amy didn’t look dangerously at home in Lucy’s kitchen.

Because the longer they live together, the less this feels like an accident… and the more it feels like something neither of them planned, but both of them might desperately want.

I Think This Is Yours is a warm, witty sapphic romcom featuring forced proximity, opposites attract, one very inconvenient pregnancy, and a love story that starts with the wrong patient and ends with a family no one saw coming.