Sidney Porter doesn’t believe in true love, not after having her heart broken one too many times. She was promised forever, even had her time living the American dream but the only thing she managed to hang onto was the unconditional love of her children, and a chip on her shoulder the size of her hometown. The problem is, Sid also happens to be an aspiring romance writer, filling her pages with the same love she believes is a crock of shit. Until one night she gets stoned and emails a best selling romance author… Blake Morgan. He publishes sexy, suspenseful stories that have women and men alike snatching his books off the shelves. He’s made more charts and lists than Sidney could ever dream of, and he’s a total mystery to everyone because the god of smut has been writing under a pen name and stayed completely anonymous since his very first novel. But he got Sid’s email. And he responded. Sidney Porter is about to embark on an entirely new and unknown chapter in her own story, and now her own happily ever after is hanging in the balance. Will her jaded and skewed perspective ruin a shot at her own second chance? Or will Sid embrace her romantic heart and give it to the one who promises to protect it forever?

Knox Riley is a bear He’s huge and intimidating, he’s crabby as hell Knox takes resting dǐck face to an entirely new level and he speaks in nothing but grunts and growls… if he bothers to say anything at all Thanks to an almost career-ending injury, Knox is one loss away from becoming a total recluse who never leaves his cave, which is why he finds himself forced into treatment at Happy Body, Happy Soul But Hazel Hollis never agreed to see him, not really She just happens to be a natural caregiver with a bleeding heart who can’t say no to anyone Hazel loves a good comeback story, especially one that has a happy ending—even if she’s still trying to find her own—so she reluctantly agrees to treat the grizzly jerk Knox Riley is the most unbearable bear Hazel has ever met but that doesn’t stop her from falling in love with him, and now she needs to decide who’s happy ending is more important; his or hers