Second chances are meant to bring hope but aren't they also a reminder of everything we've lost? Brenna Hayes knows exactly what it's like to lose everything you love. Widowed and broken, a second chance knocks on her door when an old mentor offers her a job in the town she left all those years ago. But there's a reason she left and it's the same reason she dreads going back. With no other option, she packs her things and returns to her past only to discover she left more loose ends than she realized. Grant Carter is one of those loose ends. The boy who broke her heart so many years ago and, ironically, has become the man who fixes things for a living. He also happens to be the contractor for Brenna's new home and suddenly finds himself face-to-face with the only woman he's ever loved. And the only woman he ever let go. Now, he's determined not to let his second chance get away and show Brenna just how good he is at mending what's been broken. *Rated 18+ due to mature themes and language. All Right Reserved to TheFeveredBookaholic @ Wattpad+

Haden's living the dream-running a global hospitality empire with his twin sister and their brilliant uncle. His life is pretty much perfect. The only thing missing? Someone to share it with. A hopeless romantic at heart, Haden's been searching for the one-someone who really gets him. Then Sammy crashes into his life. Literally. The new CFO is somehow always one step away from destroying Haden's day-along with his computer, his office chair, and possibly his sanity. She's a walking workplace disaster. Sammy's thrilled to land her dream job-until she meets Haden: her gorgeous, polished, permanently unbothered colleague who somehow always ends up in the line of fire when she's around. No matter how hard she tries, she turns into a human wrecking ball whenever he's nearby. Desperate to escape their awkward work dynamic, both turn to a dating app-and find instant, effortless chemistry with a mystery match. They share secrets, dreams, and flirty banter that makes them wonder: Could this be it? Neither of them knows they're messaging the person they can barely survive a meeting with. What could possibly go wrong?