Fall in love like it’s 1995.

From bestselling author Tracy Sumner comes a steamy enemies-to-lovers 90s romance—where sparks fly, walls come down, and love shows up when you least expect it.

He’s got a camera, a complicated past, and a stare that sees straight through her—too bad he’s also her landlord. And the last man she should be falling for.

Fontana Quinn doesn’t have time for brooding photographers with too many opinions. She’s busy running a barely-surviving business, raising her teenage sister, and trying to stay on top of the bills—including rent on the cottage she just learned is owned by none other...

Fall in love like it’s 1995.

From bestselling author Tracy Sumner comes a steamy enemies-to-lovers 90s romance—where sparks fly, walls come down, and love shows up when you least expect it.

He’s got a camera, a complicated past, and a stare that sees straight through her—too bad he’s also her landlord. And the last man she should be falling for.

Fontana Quinn doesn’t have time for brooding photographers with too many opinions. She’s busy running a barely-surviving business, raising her teenage sister, and trying to stay on top of the bills—including rent on the cottage she just learned is owned by none other than Campbell True.

He’s thoughtful. Intense. Brilliant.

And he’s living next door.

Temporarily back in Promise to care for his younger brother, Campbell doesn’t plan to stay long. But Fontana is impossible to ignore—sharp-tongued, beautiful, and determined not to let him under her skin.

They clash over everything. But behind every argument is something neither of them wants to admit. That they’re drawn to each other. Badly.

She’s guarded. He’s grieving.

And the fire between them is starting to feel a lot like fate.

One stubborn man. One fierce woman.

One chance to turn sparks into something real.