Drive Me Wilde: A Single Dad, Enemies-to-Lovers Romance (Wilde Brothers Book 1)

When Indiana Nash's carefully built LA life crumbles overnight, the last place she wants to be is back in Rockhurst—and the last man she ever wanted to face again is Jameson Wilde.

Her brother's former best friend made her teenage years miserable with his cold stares and sharp edges. She never forgave him for it. But when Indiana collapses, frozen and exhausted, on his doorstep one desperate night, Jameson doesn't turn her away. He lets her in—and suddenly everything Indiana thought she knew about her longtime nemesis starts to unravel.

Jameson has spent a decade burying a secret that would have changed everything between them. Now a fiercely devoted single father to his young daughter Rio, he's built walls thick enough to keep the world out. Indiana Nash, though? She's always been the one person capable of getting under his skin. Having her back in his home, his small town, his life—it's tearing down every defense he's ever constructed.

This small-town romance burns slow and then all at once, layered with real darkness, complicated history, and the kind of tension that makes turning pages feel urgent. Two people who spent years convinced they despised each other are about to discover that hatred and longing can look dangerously alike.

If you love brooding heroes, stubborn heroines, and second-chance small-town heat with serious emotional depth, Jameson and Indiana's story will wreck you in the best possible way.