The Secrets of Harbor Keep: A Small Town, Single Daddy, Grumpy + Sunshine Vibe, Secret Heir Romance (Harbor Keep Romances)

She Came Home to Bury the Past. The Past Had Other Plans.

Ginny Miles hasn't been back to Harbor Keep in fourteen years. She didn't plan to come back now.

She has a perfectly good life in Manhattan: a career, an apartment, and a carefully maintained distance from the coastal Maine town that raised her. Then her grandmother dies.

She plans to be gone in seventy-two hours. She does not plan to fall through Grammy's front door in a storm, wrench her ankle, and find herself face-to-face with the most infuriatingly capable man she has ever met.

Kyle Flores is Harbor Keep's firefighter-next-door: a single father, a veteran, and the man Grammy trusted to watch over her house until her granddaughter came home. He is steady, protective, and too perceptive by half. He knows which drawer sticks. He knows Grammy's stories. He is completely prepared for Ginny's arrival, and completely unprepared for what she makes him feel.

But Grammy didn't just leave Ginny a house. She left her a secret.

Hidden behind a false wall, through a gallery of preserved memories, past a vault door built by a craftsman who kept his own family's secret, is a throne room. And inside it, evidence of one of the biggest financial frauds in Habsburg history.
Grammy was Eleanor Marguerite Habsburg-Voss. Ginny is her heir. And someone has been trying to make sure neither of them ever proves it.

When Grammy's kitchen burns with Ginny inside, Kyle pulls her out unconscious. When the threats escalate to kidnapping, arson, and coordinated attacks on everyone who tries to help, Kyle stays. Not because Grammy asked him to. Because Ginny is the reason.

Now Ginny has a choice: walk away from the inheritance, the throne, and the man who refuses to leave. Or step into the life Grammy spent sixty years building for her.

Harbor Keep is for readers who love:

• Small-town romance with real emotional depth

• A grumpy-to-tender hero who actually stays

• Royal inheritance intrigue that feels genuinely dangerous

• A found-family love story that includes a six-year-old who calls the heroine 'Mommy' before anyone is ready

• An enemies-to-lovers slow burn that earns every page of heat

"Grammy spent sixty years building this for you. She was ruthless about love."

The throne has been waiting. So has he.