by Katee Robert
First published 2020
Six years ago, Jonas turned her down flat. Since then, she has kept her distance and buried what she felt. Now she has no choice but to go to him. She needs his help, and she is not leaving without it. The plan is simple: show up, make her case, walk away. Then the rain starts and does not stop. The storm locks them inside his house for the weekend, and the careful distance she has maintained collapses fast. Jonas catches her in a moment she cannot explain away, and whatever they have both been holding back breaks loose. They set one rule: whatever happens between them ends when the storm clears. No feelings carried out the door. No complications. Just the weekend. She tells herself she can honor that rule. She is not sure she believes it. Katee Robert writes a short, sharp romance built around a single impossible situation and the question of whether desire that old and that stubborn can ever really be contained by a deadline.
Genres: romance, contemporary, adult, adult-fiction, contemporary-romance
Vibes: atmospheric, emotional, intimate, passionate, tension-filled
Tropes: forced-proximity, one-last-weekend, second-chance-romance, slow-burn
154 pages · Paperback · Trinkets & Tales LLC
Content warnings: explicit-sexual-content