Make It Last
A freshly divorced heroine. A rugged small-town Alaska firefighter, and the accidental glacier rescue that changes everything.
My marriage blew up. So I went to Alaska. Obviously, the logical next step. If my cheating ex hadn’t gotten caught, I’d still be the fool who thought I had forever. Instead, I’m on a reckless divorce trip, trying to figure out what starting over even looks like. I came to the wilderness to find myself again, not to break my ankle on a freezing glacier.
Enter Tanner Houlton.
He’s a local hotshot firefighter, a flannel-wearing knight, and the exact kind of steady, protective man who shows up when everything goes wrong. I’m an expert at hiding my pain behind loud laughter, but Tanner sees right through my defenses.
What I don’t expect is how much that steadiness costs him. He has his own scars, yet he’s determined to prove I’m worth fighting for. I swore off men the second I signed my divorce papers, but as the snow melts around us, this broody firefighter is slipping past all of my defenses.
Perfect for readers who want a healing, slow burn romance featuring a heroine learning to trust again after betrayal and a steady devoted hero. Ideal for fans of Elsie Silver, Devney Perry, and Lucy Score.
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