Right of Entry

It only took her one moment to break his heart. It only took him one summer to make her regret it.

Hope Thompson traded Leavenson for Manhattan after graduation, chasing the independence her hometown couldn't offer. When her parents ask her to oversee the renovation and sale of her childhood home, she intends to make it a quick trip. But her plans hit a snag when they hire the one contractor she never wanted to see again.

Wes Evans was the loner she once tutored, the boy who fell for her until she pushed him away. He's spent the last decade turning that heartbreak into a thriving business, and he's not about to let Hope undo it now.

But as the house comes apart at the seams, so does the distance between them. Working side by side, neither can keep ignoring what they've kept buried for ten years.

Hope knows how to walk away from Wes. She's done it before. What she doesn't know is how to survive doing it twice.