THE SOUND OF SUMMER
- BOOK 1 -
Some sounds are impossible to ignore…
From the time he was a child, Everett Dawson has known he was different. But under his carefully curated persona as a successful country music artist, no one else in the world ever would. That all changes the night of his Nashville show when he loses control onstage for everyone to see. A mistake that has him fleeing the nearest exit and stumbling upon a woman breaking into his venue.
Trapped in the middle of her own mid-life crisis, Summer Rogers is convinced she makes nothing but impulsive decisions. Including the one where she offers to nanny for the newfound single dad with a career he’s desperate to salvage.
Accepting help goes against everything Everett believes in. But with a tour on the line, it’s his only option. He needs childcare. She needs financial freedom. It’s strictly professional… until secrets spill, boundaries blur, and sparks fly.
IT’S US THIS TIME
- BOOK 2 -
He’s the client she never saw coming…
Emma Dawson is one hurdle away from making partner at the family law firm she has devoted everything to. Cover her boss’s clients while he’s on medical leave, and the promotion is hers.
Easy. Until the next file she opens bears a name she hasn’t spoken out loud in fifteen years.
Will Baker.
The last time he needed her, Emma promised she’d be there. She never showed.
Now he needs a lawyer and has every reason not to trust her. But the more Emma strives to keep things professional, the further she strays: helping at his volunteer events, bending rules to get him answers, and fighting for the one family member he has left.
Every step toward Will is a step away from the life she worked so hard to build. A life that is starting to feel a lot like settling.
She walked away from him once. This time, Emma will have to decide what she can live without.
IF I NEVER REMEMBER
- BOOK 1 -
They’re back for the summer… and changing everything…
Teddy’s life isn’t her own anymore. It’s been nine months since the accident, and she still can’t remember anything from before it. When all hope rests on the heart-shaped sketch from the six summers she spent in Bear Lake, she memorizes it. A last resort in the laundry list of failed attempts at restoring her memory. When it becomes just another reminder that she’s disappointing the people she loves, Teddy vows to leave the small town at the end of the summer. Until her path collides with the two handsome faces from that sketch.
Reed is her new coworker at her summer job. He’s confident, eager to spend time with her, and hard to ignore. If it weren’t for their alluded history, she could use a friend. Miles is quiet, reluctant to open up, and pretending not to know her. Avoiding him is impossible while he’s living next door. But he’s the only one who seems to understand what she’s going through.
The more time she spends with them, the more Teddy begins to live her own life again. She’s starting over in the one place she thought she’d need to leave behind. Until a pivotal moment tests just how much she is willing to give up before she defines her future for good.
A coming-of-age romance with nostalgic heart, summer love, and second chances.
WHERE THE BLACK LINE ENDS
- BOOK 2 -
Reed Morgan thrives on chasing adventure. It’s why he doesn’t hesitate when he lands a spot on a mid-season wildland firefighting crew in the Payette National Forest. It’s the perfect opportunity for the guy who just lost the love of his life to his best friend and whose family rarely notices him. It’s not exactly diving out of airplanes, but it’s miles away from the opposite gender. Or so he thought.
Hailey Hart has spent her entire life seeking the approval of her father—a man married to his job. When the chance to work alongside his fire crew arises, she jumps at it. If he can see her as the EMT her mom once was, maybe he’ll finally give her the time of day.
After Reed and Hailey share a memorable first encounter on an airplane, they find themselves working together. They have two months to gain the trust and admiration of the one person they are both seeking approval from—the Iron Summit Superintendent. Neither one of them has time for a distraction.
But some wildfires start unexpectedly. And theirs is proving hard to put out.