The Boss He Ruined

Nadia Berenson left Sonoma at twenty-six and built a company in New York. At thirty-four she's back, running her mother's winery, and standing on the property line is the man who took that company apart. Elias Voss is thirty-one, newly relocated, newly rich, and the sole owner of the water rights that keep her mother's vines alive. He ruined her once. She has no intention of letting him near her again. Then the fire season starts early, and the shared well becomes the only thing standing between both estates and ash. One water truck. One well. One week of fire watch in a truck cab with the man she hates. He talks. She listens. The story he tells about why he killed her deal is worse than the one she's been telling herself for eight years, and it has the receipts. The Boss He Ruined is a standalone enemies-to-lovers age gap romance with a slower, hotter, harder-earned happily ever after in the vines.