Laura McAuliff’s last relationship ended on an all-time low. Her ex-boyfriend, a criminal lawyer, gave her fifty grand to forget she overheard his assassin/client’s confession and vanish before the assassin makes her disappear—like forever. Now she’s hidden in a tiny house behind a friend’s barn in Maine, upcycling cheap junk into one-of-a-kind treasures to put food on her tiny table. When she finds herself in a tug of war over a set of Mad Men furniture with a stunning blue-eyed asshat, they reluctantly split up the finds. But Trace Dixon is more than a sexy furniture flipper. He’s an ex-military badass, and when he learns who she’s hiding from he’s intent on protecting her. He offers his address to keep her whereabouts a secret when she testifies. All she needs to do is leave a toothbrush at his place. His offer is tempting, but what if he wants more than her toothbrush—and the bad guys show up? It’s time to recycle her life.