Break Me
About
Noah Kane left Cedar Hollow with scars—some visible, most not. Six years later, he returns to the broken-down house his grandfather left behind, determined to rebuild something from the wreckage.
He didn’t expect Amelia Quinn.
The woman he once loved is still sunshine wrapped in strength, still baking hope into cinnamon rolls behind her bakery window. But time and silence carved a canyon between them—and neither of them are the same people they were before war, guilt, and life pulled them apart.
As the storms roll in—both literal and emotional—Noah and Amelia navigate their pasts, secrets, and the fragile promise of something new. Letters from Noah’s grandfather unearthed in the floorboards reveal another war-torn love story, echoing their own.
This is a romance about returning to the places that hurt, about rebuilding what was broken, and about loving with your whole heart, even when you think it’s too shattered to try again.
Raw. Tender. Real.
If you love emotional second chances, slow-burn tension, vulnerable heroes, and fierce heroines who never stopped hoping—this one’s for you.