For You I’d Break by Hannah Jordan book cover

For You I’d Break

By Hannah Jordan
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Rowan’s life doesn’t fall apart quietly. It explodes.After catching her husband and her boss in the act, Rowan storms out only to crash into a tourist on a Segway moments later. By the end of the day, her marriage is over, her career is gone, and a back injury has forced her life to a grinding halt.With nothing left in D.C., she retreats to Peace Falls, riding shotgun in her sister’s vintage Cadillac hearse, determined to recover, regroup, and get out as fast as possible.No attachments.No distractions.No staying.But Peace Falls has other plans.Starting with her physical therapist.Caleb “Cal” Cardoso used to be the town’s golden boy until a scandal nearly destroyed his reputation and left his career hanging by a thread. He can’t afford mistakes. He definitely can’t afford a patient like Rowan.She’s sharp, stubborn, and impossible to ignore.He’s guarded, steady, and far too perceptive.Rowan doesn't need or want a complication like Cal in her life, but she offers him a deal to continue her treatment in exchange for helping her younger brother train for football. Cal reluctantly agrees.Even though stepping back on the field reopens old wounds.Even though getting close to Rowan could cost him everything he’s trying to rebuild.Because the more time they spend together, the harder it becomes to keep things professional or temporary.Rowan came to Peace Falls to heal.Cal is trying not to fall apart again.But sometimes the thing that breaks you is exactly what puts you back together.✔ Small-town romance✔ Physical therapist / patient✔ Forced proximity✔ Slow burn with payoff✔ Found family✔ Emotional + humorousWelcome to Peace Falls, a small mountain town full of second chances, messy pasts, and unforgettable love stories. Each book can be read as a standalone—but once you start, you won’t want to leave.

“The trouble with fiction," said John Rivers, "is that it makes too much sense. Reality never makes sense.“

Aldous Huxley
The Genius And The Goddess