She came back to do a job. She never planned to face the one thing she left behind.

Nadia Reyes has spent eight years building a life on forward motion. A career she earned, a clean apartment with bare walls she keeps meaning to decorate, and a carefully maintained distance from Comfort, Texas, and everything she walked away from at twenty-four. She is disciplined. She is professional. She is fine.

Then her bank hands her the Ryder-Aldridge Ranch assignment, and fine stops being an option.

Because the foreman of that ranch is Colt Ryder. The man she left without a conversation and only a letter. The man who received that letter, folded it twice, and went back to work the next morning. The man who, eight years later, is standing in a kitchen doorway looking exactly like himself, which is the whole problem, which has always been the whole problem.

Nadia tells herself she can handle it. She has a report to write, a timeline to meet, and a professional obligation that leaves no room for the past. Colt tells himself the same thing. He is not the man who chases. He is the man who stays.

But the Hill Country has a long memory. So do wild hearts.

As the weeks pass and the walls come down one careful inch at a time, what began as borrowed proximity becomes something neither of them can file neatly away. There are stolen evenings on a porch facing west, a limestone swimming hole neither of them has visited in eight years, and conversations that are eight years late and no less necessary for it.

The question was never whether they still felt it.

The question is whether love, the real kind, the kind that requires you to stop protecting yourself long enough to reach for it, is something two people can choose twice.

Wild Hearts Never Forget is a steamy, emotionally immersive second-chance romance about the courage it takes to stay, the cost of leaving without the full truth, and the kind of love that keeps moving through rock until it finally arrives.

Some things you never forget. Some things you were never supposed to.

For readers who believe the heart keeps better records than the mind, this is the book you have been waiting for.
Pick up your copy today and find out if wild hearts can learn to stay.