Sadie is a woman chasing something she’s been told she doesn’t have — passion. Real, lived-in experience that can make her music mean something. So she does something bold: leaves the comfort of the known and heads to Rock Creek, a place that promises solitude, inspiration… and, as it turns out, an unexpected encounter with a man who sees more than just the surface.
Beau is rugged, private, and completely unprepared for the force that is Sadie — naked in his stream and full of fire. She’s everything he didn’t see coming: sassy, defiant, and determined to live life on her own terms. And yet, when a sudden storm rolls in and strands her at his cabin, their lives get tangled in ways neither of them planned.
What starts as a temporary shelter from the rain quickly becomes something neither one can ignore. The chemistry? Off the charts. But it’s the emotional pull that truly got to me — two people with walls built high, slowly learning how to let each other in.
Sadie wants experience, but what she finds in Beau is something deeper than she expected: vulnerability, trust, and a love that doesn’t ask her to change — only to stay. And Beau, who’s used to being alone, finds himself wondering if letting her go might be the biggest mistake of his life.
Will she leave to chase her dream, or will she realize that maybe this was the song she was meant to write all along?
This story is about more than just passion or attraction. It’s about timing, choice, and what happens when you find the right person at the wrong moment — and what you’re willing to risk to hold on. If you love small-town romance, fiery banter, and slow-burning, soul-deep connection, don’t miss this one.
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