Cheyenne Miller is never falling in love—not when she’s watched her mother turn to drugs after losing the love of her life, Cheyenne’s father. Sure, Sapphire Cove is the perfect place for a summer fling. But Cheyenne is too busy working two jobs to keep her mom in an in-patient addiction recovery program to have time for guys. Zach Thomas is at a crossroads. After losing his parents, the Navy SEALs gave him a family. But now his best friend is getting married, leaving the military, and moving to Sapphire Cove—and he wants Zach to do the same. Zach isn’t sure who he is without the military, and the trip to Sapphire Cove is only to placate his friend. After all, he’s just been offered the promotion he’s worked toward for years, and Zach isn’t sure he’s capable of putting down roots in the small Oregon town. When Zach’s truck breaks down, Zach meets Cheyenne, the beautiful tow truck driver at the auto shop. As they work together on the truck, their attraction to each other grows as their resolve to avoid relationships weakens. But when Cheyenne’s mother’s addiction rears its ugly head, she’s reminded why love isn’t worth the pain. Can Zach convince her he’s worth the risk before his next mission separates them forever?

She’s a widow mourning her Navy SEAL husband. He’s her husband’s best friend and has been in love with her for years. Can a marriage of convenience turn into a real relationship? Meredith always knew that marrying a Navy SEAL might mean becoming a widow before turning thirty. But when her husband John unexpectedly dies after leaving the military, she’s left with two failing businesses, a mountain of debt, and a broken heart. At least she has Sawyer, her husband’s loyal best friend, to help her pick up the pieces of her life. Sawyer has loved Meredith since long before she married his best friend—not that he’s ever let his feelings show. He’d never come between Meredith and John’s happy marriage, but when his best friend dies, everything changes. Suddenly Sawyer is putting his dating life on hold to help Meredith figure out how to move on alone. When Meredith finds out she’s pregnant with twins and it’s high risk only a few weeks after the funeral, she’s terrified of raising two babies alone. But Sawyer makes her an offer she can’t refuse—marry him so that they can raise John’s children together. As Meredith battles her grief, Sawyer’s battling his own—while also trying to hide his feelings from Meredith. Can a marriage of convenience between friends turn into a real relationship? This full-length small town romance can be read as a stand alone and comes with a guaranteed happily ever after. It features snappy dialogue, complex characters, and real-life obstacles. If you love second chance romances, then Refuse to Sink is for you! Grab your copy today!