Fighting for Harmony is the sweet and spicy novella that you read when you need that tall drink of ice water to ground yourself. If you’re looking something that’s a nice palate cleanser if you’ve been reading dark and dangerous or exceedingly detailed.
Years ago, Ryker went to prison for protecting a classmate he secretly cared for from being assaulted. Now, he’s out and moved on with his life, never expecting to see her, Harmony, in the same apartment building far from where they once called home.
But Harmony has her own secrets and demons she’s running from. She already lives with the guilt of Ryker’s punishment for saving her, but can two people with darkness behind them find a light in their future?
Again, it’s short, sweet, well written, and Ryker is all kinds of, “I lost her once, I’m not going to lose her again.” And damn if we don’t like a best friend with Southernisms that make even those seasoned in the South laugh a bit out. Personally, I’d like to see this as either a longer book or part of a duet/trilogy for our supporting cast to make their star debut.