If the Sun Never Sets

Farrah walks into a lunch meeting expecting a new client and finds Blake Ryan across the table. He was her first love and her first heartbreak, and five years after he shattered her, he is now her first job as a freelance interior designer.

Blake runs a thriving sports bar empire and has money and looks to spare. Underneath, he is troubled by nightmares about a tragic loss and by memories of the girl he betrayed. Seeing Farrah again feels to him like a sign, and he sets out to win her back by whatever means it takes.

Farrah is wary. His sweet words do not convince her, and although she still wants him physically, she has resolved never to hand over her heart a second time. The work forces them into each other's company while old hurt sits between them.

This is a second chance romance told from both leads' points of view, with Farrah's chapters alternating with Blake's. It is steamy and angsty, with a lot of groveling from the man who did the wrong, and it ends happily ever after. It is book two of the If Love duet.