Broken Heart (The Hearts of Sawyers Bend Book 7)

She'd sooner burn Sawyers Bend to the ground than admit she needs him.

Wren has built her life on two things: hard work and hating Cooper Sawyer. He's arrogant, infuriating, and unfortunately impossible to avoid in a town that bears his family's name. Every interaction ends in sparks — the combustible kind, the kind that scorch whatever dignity she has left. She keeps her walls high and her feelings buried, exactly where they belong.

Cooper knows Wren despises him. What she doesn't know is that he's always been watching, noticing the small things — the way she fights for everyone except herself, the exhaustion she hides behind sharp words and sharper glares. He tells himself his concern is neighborly. He almost believes it.

But when Wren's world quietly starts to collapse, Cooper refuses to look away. And the closer he gets, the harder it becomes to remember why they're supposed to hate each other. Somewhere between her stubbornness and his persistence, the battle lines blur.

Wren built her armor to protect a heart that's already been shattered once. Letting Cooper past those walls means trusting that history won't repeat itself — that this man who was once her enemy might be the only one capable of handling every broken piece of her.

Some love stories begin with a spark. This one begins with wreckage. And that makes it all the more worth fighting for.