ā¦there was a very sexy complication.
After her marriage implodes, single mom Shelby Reid is determined to reclaim her life.
Step one: no more men.
Step two: chase her dream of becoming a wilderness guide.
Simple enough⦠until a tipsy night out lands her in an unexpected weekālong survival course.
Enter Ian McLeanāridiculously handsome, a little bit reckless, and the last man she should be noticing.
The attraction between them is instantāand mutual⦠mostly. But heās giving mixed messages.
One minute heās kissing her under a waterfall.
The next heās pulling away, distractedā¦
Heās not the only one lacking focus. With her libido ignoring her no-men policy, she struggles to learn the survival techniques and keep her emotional distance.
When her determination to keep her heart locked down leads to a dangerous canoe accident, only Ianās instinctsāand his need to protect herācan save her.
Surviving the wilderness is one thing.
Figuring out whether she can trust him with her future is another.
Because the real risk begins after the rescueāespecially for her heart.
AUTHORāS NOTE: Saving Shelby is a closedādoor romance featuring a single mom rebuilding her life, a broody survival instructor, a hint of danger, and a hardāwon second chance at love.
It can be read as a standalone but is best enjoyed within the West Coast Romance series.
NICOLE TAYLOR EBY has been in love with romance since she fell for her first book boyfriend. Now she writes closed-door contemporary romance with just a hint of spiceā because a little bit of heat is tantalizing. Her stories are set on the rugged and beautiful west coast of Canada and feature relatable heroines, the sweet and sexy men who fall for them, and a guaranteed happilyāeverāafter.
A former member of the Canadian Navy, Nicole now lives with PTSD and severe anxietyāchallenges that shape her life and fuel her creativity. Writing romance has become a kind of therapy for her: a place where love is steady, healing, and full of hope. And because Nicole has never done anything the easy way, sheās also late diagnosed ADHD, which adds its own brand of spicy chaos to everything!
Nicole lives on Vancouver Island in British Columbia, Canada with her husband and three children. When sheās not writing, sheās exploring the outdoors, attempting to revive her rugby careerāas a perimenopausal woman (eek!)āor obsessively crocheting bunnies in hoodies (a little humour for our Saskatchewan friends, who call a hoodie a ābunny hugā).Ā