Meet Natalie Benson, a dedicated and loving nurse working and living in Chicago with everything lined up in life-everything, that is, except the love of her life. Still single and approaching her mid-thirties, a string of mortifying dates finally forces Natalie to her last resort: creating a profile on an online dating service. When she's matched with a dashing physician who seems to have everything in common with her, she soon finds out her virtual Mr. Right has more than she bargained for. In fact, he's the ex-fiance of her best friend Jordan. With every intention of walking away and putting this mishap behind them, Natalie instead is repeatedly met with unpredictable circumstances that bring them together, while they tear her conscience. When strong feelings begin to develop, Natalie fears the possibility of losing the love of her life. As Natalie holds on to the faint possibility that Jordan might grant the couple her blessing, she grapples with the toughest question there is to ask: Is she crossing the line? With sparkling humor and rich insight, Crossing the Line? deftly explores the often blurry line between what is right and what is wrong in the contemporary dating scene. Through the self-searching reflections and glimmering wit of the thoroughly loveable Natalie, readers will both laugh and cry at her predicament-often at the same time "