Cassidy Blake Needs a Rewrite

When your life becomes more dramatic than any novel you could write, sometimes the only way forward is to start a new chapter.

Cassidy Blake built a career writing happily-ever-afters while her own marriage crumbled behind the scenes. Now divorced, blocked, and desperate to meet a crushing deadline, she flees to a remote coastal cottage in Crescent Cove where she can rewrite more than just her manuscript. But her plans for solitude shatter the moment she discovers her brooding, impossibly attractive neighbor who seems as determined to avoid human connection as she is.

Holden Carmichael came to Crescent Cove to escape. After a betrayal that destroyed both his architecture firm and his faith in relationships, the last thing he needs is a talkative neighbor invading his carefully constructed isolation. Especially one who writes romance novels with those knowing eyes that seem to see past every wall he has built.

But when a faulty water heater forces Cassidy to temporarily share his cottage, proximity ignites an attraction neither can ignore. Late night conversations lead to stolen glances. Shared dinners become charged with tension. And suddenly the emotional walls they have both erected start crumbling like sand castles at high tide.

As Cassidy rediscovers her voice through the growing connection with Holden, she begins to understand that the love stories she has been writing were always missing one crucial element - the messy, imperfect, breathtaking reality of falling for someone who challenges you to become the person you were always meant to be.

But when Cassidy's ex-husband arrives in Crescent Cove with a proposal that could resurrect her stalled career, she must choose between the safe, familiar path that nearly destroyed her creativity and soul, or the uncertain, exhilarating future that terrifies and thrills her in equal measure. As a fierce coastal storm mirrors the emotional tempest in their hearts, both must confront the truth that real love requires the courage to rewrite every assumption about who you are and what you deserve.