Rachel Brinkman is out of work and nearly out of money through no fault of her own. Smart, well-educated, with an impressive array of skills as a structural engineer, she just wants a job where she’s valued for her abilities and her dedication to her profession.
When she’s fired for turning down her boss’s crude proposition, she leaps at the chance to interview with a firm in San Francisco, far away from the man who means to ruin her if he can.
When Cameron Hart, head of an up-and-coming retrofitting company in San Francisco, lets himself be talked into hiring a friend-of-a-friend for ninety days, the last thing he expects is to be stunned into speechlessness by her looks. But he is also drawn to her because of her talent, her skill, and her dedication to doing quality work, the driving force behind his own professional life.
Rachel is unprepared for Hart, and totally blind-sided by her reaction to his hard muscled six-foot-six body and his blond, blue-eyed good looks. She keeps telling herself that she isn’t looking for a relationship, especially not at work, and she tries to ignore the pull of his charm and good humor while she soaks up the satisfaction of being appreciated for her talent.
Fighting their mutual attraction even as they try to keep to the roles fate seems to have assigned to them, Rachel and Cameron begin to find a way to come together only to be driven apart by painful revelations, an old vendetta, and a catastrophic accident that could make ‘til death do us part’ a terrible reality.
