Fleeing a shattered past, a single mother returns to her small hometown, where a quiet mechanic known for fixing everything might finally mend her life and her heart.
Mari
Coming back to Salt Point was never part of the plan.
But when you’re running from a man who promised to ruin you, home starts to look like the only safe place left-even if it’s full of ghosts.
I’ve got a kid to protect, no money, and a past I’m still trying to outrun. Dean Halvorsen is the last person I expected to help me-and the only one offering work.
He was the quiet boy I crushed on in high school. Now he’s a man who keeps to himself and looks at me like I’m something fragile.
Too bad I can’t afford to be fragile anymore.
Dean
I keep my head down. Fix cars. Mind my business. That’s how I survive Salt Point.
But then Mari Hart shows up again-older, tougher, and holding the hand of a kid who looks too much like her.
She needs a job. I need help in the shop. But nothing about her being here feels easy.
I don’t do feelings. Don’t do fixing people.
So why does every part of me want to try?
Hard to Fix is a gritty, slow-burn romance set in a coastal town full of secrets, with found family, emotional scars, and a love that refuses to stay buried.
Perfect for readers who crave:
✅ Grumpy/sunshine
✅ Small-town tension and second chances
✅ A heroine who’s done being quiet
✅ A broody mechanic who would kill for her-but would rather die than say it
Her past isn’t finished with her.
And Salt Point might not be far enough to hide.
Each story in the series can be read as a stand-alone story, but reading in order is recommended for the best reading experience.
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