Remember Us This Way

She has spent three years perfecting the art of despising him.

Wren Calloway knows exactly who Nash Holt is — the arrogant, infuriating rival who sabotaged her career at its peak and never once looked back. When fate forces them into the same small coastal town, same shared workspace, and the same orbit of unavoidable proximity, Wren's hatred arrives fully sharpened and ready for war.

Nash isn't playing games. He's carrying secrets that could shatter everything Wren thinks she knows about their history, and the closer she gets to the truth, the more dangerous he becomes — not because he's cruel, but because he's nothing like the villain she built him to be.

Their tension crackles like a live wire. Every argument dissolves into something neither of them can name. Every moment spent fighting bleeds into moments they can't take back. And somewhere between the accusations and the almost-touches, between the late nights and the confessions that slip out when their guards finally splinter, they stop pretending this is still a war.

But falling for your enemy requires dismantling every story you've told yourself about who they are — and who you are without the anger holding you together.

*Remember Us This Way* is a slow-burn, emotionally gutting romance about the dangerous distance between a grudge and the truth, and what happens when love refuses to wait for you to catch up.