Trevor Jensen

Cora Ellison knows how to make people like her. It's her job. Sent to the coastal town of Sabal Cove, she has one assignment: take Everett Kane, the town's notoriously grumpy weatherman, and turn him into someone tourists will love. There's just one problem. Everett refuses to cooperate. A widowed father with a sharp tongue and an absolute refusal to sugarcoat the weather, Everett has spent four years building a life around predictability.
He trusts numbers. He trusts forecasts. He trusts the barometer on his mantel. He definitely does not trust charming women who show up with cameras and a plan to fix him. Cora is certain she can handle one difficult weatherman. What she doesn't expect is Poppy, his seven-year-old daughter, who sees through Cora's practiced smile almost immediately. Or the quiet kindness under Everett's rough edges.
Or the way a man she was supposed to manage starts making her feel like she's finally found somewhere she wants to stay. But Cora has spent her whole life learning to leave before anyone can leave her. And Everett has spent four years bracing for the next storm. When a real hurricane bears down on Sabal Cove, professional lines blur, secrets surface, and two people who've built their lives around controlling every outcome have to face the one thing neither can predict: each other.
Sometimes the best things in life aren't in the forecast.