Trey

Trey Walker

I have one major flaw as far as I’m concerned: I impulsively fall in love too easily and too often. That reckless impulse has resulted in numerous failed relationships, not to mention the implosion of my marriage. But I’ve come up with a way to avoid making that mistake again.

I’ve shrugged off relationships. For good.

I was on a winning streak until fate threw me a curveball when I crossed paths with Magnus Storme, the smoking hot, ridiculously persistent twenty-four-year-old owner of Camp K-9. I’ve been able to resist him by using the 12-year age gap as an excuse but that lasted about a minute. Turns out, Magnus is far more persistent than I gave him credit for. My first mistake was taking Magnus home, thinking one night with him would get the man out of my system. One night turned into two, then a week, a month, two…

While I’m still in denial about falling for the guy, another unexpected turn arrives, this time in the form of a woman from Magnus’s past. Only Ava March isn’t just any woman. She and Magnus have history, and now Ava needs him.

So I’m at a crossroad. Do I live in denial and walk away from the man I love, or accept that my feelings directly contradict everything I thought I knew about myself?