Lathe Graybill spent ten years running from his family and his own worst mistakes. He comes home determined to fix what he broke—the parents he abandoned, the amends he owes, the man he used to be—even if some people will never believe a rock star can actually change. Aaron Langley has already lived through what addiction does to the people who love them. He's not interested in giving his heart to a famous recovering addict just because his foster parents did—not after watching his own mother choose the same thing over and over and call it love. But a threat neither man saw coming puts them under one roof, working side by side to rebuild a farmhouse and, without either of them quite agreeing to it, something a lot closer to trust—right up until the past neither of them has fully escaped comes looking for both of them at once. Set in the same Wilcox, Oregon universe as Bridging Hope, Bridging Lives, Mending Bridges, Bridging the Divide, Water Under the Bridge, and Crossing the Bridge, this enemies-to-lovers romance brings back familiar faces—contractors Rhys and Xander renovate the farmhouse, and neighbors Cliff and Brandon's barn conversion gets a mention—for readers who've been collecting Wilcox love stories all along.