He left the week before prom without a word. Fourteen years later, she's back for one week. The only man who can keep her safe is the one who broke her heart.
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Tessa Morrow came back to Kestrel Creek, Montana, for one week. Bury her father, settle the hardware store he left her and get back to Seattle before the snow closes the Gap.
Beck Calloway left town the week before prom and never told her why. He came back years later, built a security company out of the old railroad depot, hired the kind of men who don't talk about where they've been and learned to drive the long way around Main Street.
Then somebody breaks into Morrow Hardware. The only man in town who can keep her safe is the one who broke her heart.
A prequel novella · about 90 pages · steamy but not explicit
An old copper town of 2,300 people in the Montana mountains, one stoplight and a diner called the Bluebird. Behind Rosie's counter sits a green glass jar where the whole town bets slips of paper on which couple will happen next and when. Opal Grissom is usually right. Nobody knows how.
The men of Ironwood Security work out of the old railroad depot at the end of the street. Every one of them gets a book. Every one of them ends up in the jar.