Tin Roof

Bol

Claire Osbourne hates two things: losing, and the great outdoors. So, when her brother moves to the country and invites her to visit, she braces herself for a miserable week of bugs, boredom, and dodging the green-which is her least favorite color. She plans to hole up inside with books and coffee, counting the days until she's back in the city where she belongs. But nature has other plans. And she finds herself unraveling after an unexpected side of the road rescue by a large, bearded man who quickly learns far too much about her. In just a few days, he unearths parts of her she's tried hard to bury, challenging everything she thought she knew about love, life, and herself. Still, no matter how much her heart aches, she's going home. Back to her city life and the career she fought so hard for. Leaving it is non-negotiable. Even if it breaks them both.

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Pages: 522, Hardcover, Words Matter Publishing