Evan Lennox is going nowhere fast.

She’s living with her grandparents after her parents bailed on her behalf, she got kicked out of her posh private college, her ex-boyfriend became the biggest sleaze imaginable, her former closest friend is certainly a back-stabber, and her current best friend is definitely stuck in backwoods NJ. To top it all off, one teeny, small open fire she lit to burn off some remembrances of her ex goes a little uncontrollable and winds up igniting an excellent piece of an extremely powerful family’s pecan about Fall Man orchard.

Evan lands her pampered behind in court and gets sentenced to community service. Which she knows she deserves. But the hard labor and humiliation may be her undoing.

Until she fits Winchester Youngblood on the site.

Everything about him is tricky, confusing, never what it seems, therefore sexy, Evan can’t resist tugging better. But every stage she takes to access know him provides her even more of grounds to support and put him as much out of her existence as she possibly can. Because Winch is usually one hundred percent complicated, and Evan isn’t looking for that. In any way. She needs to meet a good, responsible guy, not share searing kisses with the enchanting hustler she fulfilled once they both got sentenced in courtroom.

But Winch is so a lot more than what he seems, and Evan finds out that she’s falling hard for the guy everyone underestimates and writes off. And Winch realizes that Evan is the one person who’s ever challenged him to ask for more out of his existence, and her courage inspires him to attempt to be the individual she sees when she talks about him. With every single unusual stacked against them, Evan and Winch have to find out whether they have what it takes to fall for every other.