*Not your average love story* After a car crash steals her memory, Mira Callahan is left with fragments of a life she no longer recognizes-she runs away and finds herself tethered to a company she barely understands and drawn to a man she shouldn't trust. Blaze Harlan is brilliant, guarded, and burdened by secrets-especially the one that ties him to Mira's past. As the truth begins to unravel, Mira must choose between the safety of what she's been told and the pull of what she feels. Taming the Storm is a story of heartbreak, healing, and the slow burn of second chances. A tale of quiet resilience, fractured memory, and a love that waits-even when everything else is forgotten. Because sometimes, the hardest person to find... is who you used to be.

After his beloved was in an accident that erased him from her memories, Blaze Harlan packed up everything and moved to Seattle, desperate to build a new life from the ruins. As if fate meant to punish him further, Mira Callahan had also ended up in Seattle, applying for a job at his very company. Now he spends his days swallowing guilt, pain, and memories that had once kept him breathing in her absence. And Mira, drawn to him for reasons she can't explain, begins to sense the shape of something lost-and maybe, dangerously, something worth remembering. How can he protect her from his darkest secrets when she could feel their severed bond despite all his efforts to turn her away? Especially when fragments of their past are slipping back into her mind-uninvited, but undeniable.

Elise Navarro has rules. Stay sharp. Don't be needy. Don't get attached. She's built a reputation on competence, control, and keeping even the most persistent people at arm's length. Feelings are unpredictable. Love is dangerous. And vulnerability? Not an option. Ash Santiago never meant to get caught in her orbit. But there's something about Elise-how she doesn't flinch in a crisis, how her sarcasm cuts deeper than most people's honesty, how her silences say more than her words ever could. She tells him not to fall. So, of course, he does. But when Elise leans in only to pull away again-when she whispers that she wants him close, but not too close-Ash finds himself suspended somewhere between patience and heartbreak. In a workplace full of ambition, secrets, and late-night loyalty, they'll both have to face the question they keep dancing around: What if choosing someone doesn't mean losing yourself? That's Not a No is a slow-burn contemporary romance about emotional scars, found family, inconvenient timing, and the kind of feelings that leave you asking questions that can't be answered with a simple yes-or no.