When a stuntwoman and bodyguard collide, will they heal two broken hearts or leave behind more scars?

Harper Walsh's first reaction to seeing a familiar face from her past is to make the man eat dirt. Fred Sullivan was her best friend until he abandoned Harper in her darkest hour. The guy deserves to get body slammed. But after the slightly violent reunion, Harper can't seem to escape the charming man who could always make her laugh. A meddling sister lands Harper and Fred in a mountain cabin together, and a twist of fate (or poor planning) has the two working for the same A-list actress. Every day spent with Fred reminds her of the boy she used to love and has her prickly defenses softening.

Soon, the burn of her anger transforms into a heat of a different kind...

Fred Sullivan doesn't mind getting tossed to the ground if it means Harper's hands are on him. He still doesn't know if cutting off contact with his closest friend a decade ago was the right choice, but he's had to live with the pain of her absence for years. He's not eager to let her go again. She was his first crush. First love. First heartbreak.

But he never told her the depth of his feelings. Is this his chance to fix an awful mistake? Can he get the words out before the furious redhead breaks his jaw?