Riverbend Gap: A low-spice, small-town contemporary romance (A Riverbend Romance Book 1)

When off-duty sheriff's deputy Cooper Robinson discovers a car balanced on the edge of a cliff in the Appalachian Mountains, he works to distract the distraught driver from her dangerous situation. An immediate attraction forms between them—until Cooper learns she is his brother's new girlfriend. Katelyn Loveland's car veered off a winding mountain road in North Carolina, and she believed the worst was over when Cooper rescued her. However, she soon finds herself drawn to him intensely. Cooper feels the same pull, but recognizes the situation is impossible given her relationship with his brother. Despite their efforts to maintain distance, Cooper and Katie repeatedly encounter each other and cannot ignore their chemistry. As they grow closer, Katie reveals secrets about her past and her reasons for moving to town. She becomes close with Cooper's family, but her feelings for him continue to deepen while she remains in a relationship with his brother. The situation becomes increasingly complicated. Katie risks losing the family connection she has finally found, while Cooper's campaign for sheriff could be damaged by scandal. Both face a difficult choice with significant consequences for their futures.