Everything Left Unsaid

*A sharp, emotional slow-burn romance about grief, healing, and the dangerously thin line between hate and desire.** Nancy Cho never planned to inherit a haunted house-or a tenant. But here she is, stranded in the middle of Wyoming with a surly ex-Marine who's more storm than man and a mountain of unfinished chapters on her laptop. Nathan Cole doesn't do small talk, doesn't believe in second chances, and definitely doesn't need a woman turning his world upside down. But Nancy? She's chaos in combat boots-and exactly the kind of disruption he didn't know he needed. As tension builds between sarcastic jabs and accidental intimacy, they'll have to confront the ghosts in the walls-and the ones inside themselves. **Witty, intimate, and painfully real**, *Everything Left Unsaid* is for fans of grumpy/sunshine dynamics, forced proximity, and the kind of love that demands you show up as your most broken, most honest self. Perfect for readers who devour Tessa Bailey, Lucy Score, and Emily Henry with a side of emotional wreckage and heat.

*A sharp, emotional slow-burn romance about grief, healing, and the dangerously thin line between hate and desire.** Nancy Cho never planned to inherit a haunted house-or a tenant. But here she is, stranded in the middle of Wyoming with a surly ex-Marine who's more storm than man and a mountain of unfinished chapters on her laptop. Nathan Cole doesn't do small talk, doesn't believe in second chances, and definitely doesn't need a woman turning his world upside down. But Nancy? She's chaos in combat boots-and exactly the kind of disruption he didn't know he needed. As tension builds between sarcastic jabs and accidental intimacy, they'll have to confront the ghosts in the walls-and the ones inside themselves. **Witty, intimate, and painfully real**, *Everything Left Unsaid* is for fans of grumpy/sunshine dynamics, forced proximity, and the kind of love that demands you show up as your most broken, most honest self. Perfect for readers who devour Tessa Bailey, Lucy Score, and Emily Henry with a side of emotional wreckage and heat.