Angol
Mel Anderson has exactly three goals: keep North Beach Airport running, keep her employees paid, and keep the entire place from collapsing into the Pacific Ocean.
Easy enough.
Except the fuel pump is dying, the bills are overdue, the staff is hanging on by caffeine and denial, and now the absolute last person she ever wanted to see has landed back in town.
Bo Black.
Ten years ago, Bo and his con-man father disappeared, leaving behind wreckage, secrets, and one spectacularly broken heart Mel would very much like to pretend never existed.
Now Bo's back-older, hotter, and carrying legal paperwork claiming he owns the airport.
Mel's airport.
Bo doesn't want the run-down property. He wants answers. About his father. About Sally, the missing airport owner. About what really happened all those years ago.
But the longer he stays, the harder it gets to ignore the sparks still flying between him and the stubborn, sexy woman determined to fight him at every turn.
Because beneath the arguments, the history, and the secrets, the chemistry between them is hotter than ever.
And when old betrayals collide with new attraction, they're both about to learn that some crashes are impossible to avoid.
Especially the kind involving love.
