Three years ago, San Francisco architect Finn Gibson lost his beloved wife. In the aftermath, he left behind the corporate world and focused on designing and building the luxury eco resort near Half Moon Bay that he and Mia had been dreaming of for years. Now that the resort is open, his involvement in the day-to-day operation is no longer strictly necessary. Even so, instead of moving on with his life, he lives in a cabin on-site, his last link to the life he thought he’d share with Mia. Finn is immediately intrigued by Ella Toms when she checks in to one of his cabins for a vacation. She insists that her room not be serviced, seemingly lives on a diet of room service and seldom leaves her cabin. But Ella isn’t quite the carefree vacationer she’s pretending to be. She’s not there for a relaxing getaway… She needs to get close to Finn’s family for reasons she can’t reveal, and getting close to Finn as she works is an unexpected perk. But as her feelings for Finn grow, so does the panic that he will discover her real motives, which would shatter his trust, and she’ll lose the only thing in her life that has ever mattered.