At nineteen, Tanner is the only person his three-year-old sister, Savannah, can depend on. He has no money, no real support, and no idea how to build the kind of life she deserves. All he knows is that he’ll do anything to keep her safe, even if that means returning to Robinson, the place he once left behind.
Deputy Miles Owen sees the fear Tanner tries to hide. He sees the exhaustion too, and the fierce love Tanner has for his little sister. Miles wants to help, but Tanner has learned the hard way that help usually comes with conditions.
The closer they become, the harder it is for Tanner to keep Miles at a distance. But wanting Miles is dangerous when Tanner can barely hold his life together.
And when the threat of losing Savannah becomes real, Tanner must decide whether running is the only way to protect her, or whether Miles might be the one person he can finally trust.
