Delightful Sins: North Shore Stories, Book 3

He is everything she despises—and the only man she can't stop thinking about.

When Cassidy returns to North Shore to save her family's struggling restaurant, the last person she expects to find blocking her path is Cole Merritt: her former rival, current landlord, and the insufferably handsome reason she left this town six years ago. He holds the lease. She holds her pride. Neither is willing to surrender first.

But North Shore has a way of pressing people together, and close quarters have a dangerous habit of turning arguments into something that looks terrifyingly like desire. Every cutting remark lands differently now. Every stolen glance lingers a breath too long. Cole is still infuriating—still impossible—and somehow that makes him worse, because Cassidy is starting to suspect that the fire between them was never really anger at all.

She knows better than to want him. He knows better than to let her in. And yet, somewhere between their battles over contracts and the quiet moments neither of them planned, the line between enemy and something far more complicated begins to blur beyond recognition.

*Delightful Sins* is a slow-burn, sharp-tongued romance about two people who built walls specifically to keep each other out—and what happens when those walls finally, beautifully crumble.

Because some sins aren't meant to be resisted. They're meant to be *felt*.