The explosion made her a suspect. The cop investigating her is the boy who broke her heart.

Rosie Starr plans parties for a living, and she's next in line to take over her mother's company. There's just one problem. Six years ago, one of her events ended in tragedy, and she's spent every day since proving it wasn't her fault.

Then a New Year's Eve countdown detonates in front of three hundred people, and the internet has a name to blame. Hers.

Deputy Chief Hale Brooks came home to Renegade to care for his mother and finally live a quieter life. The last thing he wants is to investigate the woman whose heart he broke. When the arson report comes back an accident, his gut says someone is out to get her.

The last thing Rosie wants is Hale Brooks hovering. She's over him, thank you, and she can take care of herself. Someone forgot to tell her rebellious heart.

But Hale can't let her out of his sight. He's been wrong before. Three people died in Denver because he felt it coming and said nothing. He can't be wrong again. Not with her.

Except being this close to her might be the very thing that blinds him. And if he can't see who's hunting Rosie until it's too late, the second chance he never expected could be the one he loses for good.

He broke her heart once to keep her safe. This time, staying could be the thing that gets her killed.

A hero out of second chances, and a woman out of places to hide.