No Rules, No Regrets

Wren Hollis needs a paycheck and a reason to stop being the family disappointment. Silas Boone needs an assistant who can tolerate a man who hasn't left his property in four years. He's fifty-two, he's rude, and he writes three thousand words a day. The house rules are simple: don't read the drafts, don't ask about his ex-wife, don't go in the barn. Wren breaks all three by the second week. What she finds in the barn is a novel he's been writing for ten years about the night he lost everything. What she finds in the house is a man who has been punishing himself for it ever since. When his publisher demands a tour he refuses to take, Wren goes in his place. Twelve cities. His words in her mouth. His eyes on the livestream. An age-gap boss romance about two people who can't leave the house until someone leaves it first.