Nine years ago, Weston Madigan saved me. I came to Colorado penniless, heartbroken, and pregnant, searching for a fresh start. Weston gave me a job at his family’s resort, then left the next day and never returned, not even to visit.
Then I stumble in on Weston cooking breakfast shirtless—gloriously, inappropriately shirtless—in the shared kitchen of my duplex in employee housing. Given the shock on both our faces, he wasn’t expecting a roommate either, let alone two.
The growly pilot is only home to start his family’s new heli-skiing operation. I can handle being his temporary roommate, right? Chemistry and attraction aren’t impossible to ignore when you agree on ground rules. Besides, even with those gorgeous, brooding brown eyes, the guy is a walking thundercloud…until my daughter, Sutton, makes him laugh and he smiles at me. Then everything changes. Cue inconvenient heart flip.
This is only temporary.
I can’t fall for Weston.
I. Will. Not. Fall. For. Weston.
But rules go out the window when you’re a little too close.
About the Author
Rebecca Yarros is the
USA Today bestselling author of over fifteen novels, including The Things We
Leave Unfinished and The Last Letter. “A gifted storyteller” (Kirkus), she is
also the recipient of the Colorado Romance Writer’s Award of Excellence for
Eyes Turned Skyward from her Flight and Glory series.
Rebecca loves military
heroes and has been blissfully married to hers for over twenty years. She’s the
mother of six children, and is currently surviving the teenage years with three
of her four hockey-playing sons. When she’s not writing, you can find her at
the hockey rink or sneaking in some guitar time while guzzling coffee. She and
her family live in Colorado with their stubborn English bulldogs, two feisty
chinchillas, and a Maine Coon kitten named Artemis, who rules them all.
Having fostered then
adopted their youngest daughter who is nonverbal and on the autism spectrum,
Rebecca is passionate about helping children in the foster system through her
nonprofit, One October, which she co-founded with her husband in 2019. To learn
more about their mission to better the lives of kids in foster care, visit http://www.oneoctober.org
When duty calls, Weston shows up--as a helicopter pilot for the army or as the reliable brother of the Madigan family. He's nothing if not reliable. So when his big brother Reed calls him up out of the blue, he gives up the biggest promotion of his life to return home to help with the family business.
Callie hasn't seen Weston since the day he hired her, nineteen, pregnant and jobless. What has eleven years changed? He's angrier, broodier and dreads being back at Madigan, possibly more than when he had left. When circumstances throw them together again, this time as roommates, the two set some ground rules and hope like hell they won't loathe living together. Did we think we could fall a little bit more for a back country skiier and skilled helicopter pilot? Maybe just a bit when he unknowingly (to himself) falls for Callie, her daughter Sutton and the life they've fallen into together. The chemistry between the two is undeniable and off the charts. Yarros, once again, spins a tale that pulls at your heartstrings and all just gives you all the feels.
No comments:
Post a Comment