Unbearable
Dotty James is no stranger to heartbreak. Shedding her life of small towns and a broken heart, Dotty had left home ten years prior to start fresh in Seattle.
But when Dotty returns home to mourn the loss of her grandfather, she discovers she may have left more of herself behind than she ever realized.
Unsettled with her city life and wary of the ongoing threat of her long time stalker, Dotty decides to extend her stay in Woodstone Falls to renovate the cabin her grandfather left her and spend time with her family.
There’s only one lingering problem: Trent Akers.
The infuriatingly hot cowboy has been the source of Dotty’s grief for the last decade. She has no intention of letting him wiggle his way back into her life—even if she does have to sleep under the same roof as him.
But as Dotty warms to her hometown, her stalker closes in, and Trent relentlessly works to earn back her affections, Dotty must decide if she can overcome her past to follow her heart back home.
Unbearable is the first book in an interconnected standalone series about the James family and the love they find in their small ranching town, Woodstone Falls.
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