One lie, one storm, and a night that rewrites all the rules. Grayson has built his life on order-rows of perfect vines, strict schedules, and a reputation as the grouchy Storm brother. At twenty-seven he's already a curmudgeon in work boots, a "get off my lawn" kind of man whose scowl does most of the talking. And nothing ruffles him more than Lark-one of his family's wild, impulsive tasting-room assistants.
So when "Lark" joins him for a weekend wine festival, he braces for chaos. What he doesn't expect is her sudden sweetness.or the way she blushes, or listens, or curls trustingly into him when a drunk festival-goer won't take no for an answer. He saves her, shaken by the fierce urge to protect the woman he shouldn't want. But it isn't Lark at all. It's Wren-her shy, bookish twin sister. The town's quiet librarian who's never broken a rule in her life.until now.
Caught in her sister's lie, sharing one hotel room-one bed-and far too much heat with a man she absolutely cannot want, Wren tries desperately to keep her distance. If Grayson learns the truth, Lark could lose her job. And Wren could lose something even more fragile: the only man who's ever really looked at her. Back home, Grayson is determined to forget the confusing attraction he felt for Lark-that is, until a chance encounter in the library reveals the unmistakable pull he can't explain.
Because something about the quiet twin feels achingly familiar.
One lie, one storm, and a night that rewrites all the rules. Grayson has built his life on order-rows of perfect vines, strict schedules, and a reputation as the grouchy Storm brother. At twenty-seven he's already a curmudgeon in work boots, a "get off my lawn" kind of man whose scowl does most of the talking. And nothing ruffles him more than Lark-one of his family's wild, impulsive tasting-room assistants.
So when "Lark" joins him for a weekend wine festival, he braces for chaos. What he doesn't expect is her sudden sweetness.or the way she blushes, or listens, or curls trustingly into him when a drunk festival-goer won't take no for an answer. He saves her, shaken by the fierce urge to protect the woman he shouldn't want. But it isn't Lark at all. It's Wren-her shy, bookish twin sister. The town's quiet librarian who's never broken a rule in her life.until now.
Caught in her sister's lie, sharing one hotel room-one bed-and far too much heat with a man she absolutely cannot want, Wren tries desperately to keep her distance. If Grayson learns the truth, Lark could lose her job. And Wren could lose something even more fragile: the only man who's ever really looked at her. Back home, Grayson is determined to forget the confusing attraction he felt for Lark-that is, until a chance encounter in the library reveals the unmistakable pull he can't explain.
Because something about the quiet twin feels achingly familiar.