Eleven years ago, Wren Callahan left Sunset Cove - and Beckett Hale - without a word. Now her grandmother is gone, the diner that raised her is condemned, and the man standing between her and everything she has left is the boy she never stopped loving. Beckett became a building inspector for one reason: to do the job right, no matter who it costs. He never expected that right would mean shutting down Nell's Diner - or facing the woman who broke his heart and never explained why.
Forced to work side by side to save the only home Wren has left, old wounds start to reopen, and old feelings prove impossible to condemn. But a decade-old letter, a father with his own plans for the land, and a job offer three hundred miles away all stand between them and a second chance. Some things, it turns out, are built to last. Sunset Cove taught Wren that first. Beckett is about to teach her again
Eleven years ago, Wren Callahan left Sunset Cove - and Beckett Hale - without a word. Now her grandmother is gone, the diner that raised her is condemned, and the man standing between her and everything she has left is the boy she never stopped loving. Beckett became a building inspector for one reason: to do the job right, no matter who it costs. He never expected that right would mean shutting down Nell's Diner - or facing the woman who broke his heart and never explained why.
Forced to work side by side to save the only home Wren has left, old wounds start to reopen, and old feelings prove impossible to condemn. But a decade-old letter, a father with his own plans for the land, and a job offer three hundred miles away all stand between them and a second chance. Some things, it turns out, are built to last. Sunset Cove taught Wren that first. Beckett is about to teach her again