Wilde Secrets
A big mistake that will cost a talented songwriter more than just her career. The broken-hearted, small town loner who rescues her from a storm. An attraction they both struggle to deny.
When Harper Holden accidentally destroys her entire life in one night, she does the only thing she can. She runs.
Straight into the muscular arms of flannel-clad carpenter Logan West.
The Cape Wilde loner does not want to play babysitter to a curvy runaway he rescues from a storm. But there’s something about Harper that resurrects Logan’s long-dormant protective instincts.
For Harper to get her life back, she must write the best album of her life… in just three weeks. Or it won’t just be her own career that is ruined. Logan decides to help, rallying the townspeople of Cape Wilde to support Harper in her hour of need.
But as the deadline looms, Harper realizes she has to make the biggest decision of her life. If she leaves Cape Wilde she’ll get her career—and her life—back… but she’ll lose her chance at a love of a lifetime.
Wilde Secrets follows Wilde Sanctuary, but can be read as a standalone. Perfect for readers looking for a cozy small town romance as an escape.
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