Blurb

Fortune favors the broken

Eden Sinclair is a hobby novelist barely keeping it together, and she's tired of pretending otherwise. She's spent years outrunning her past, but the cracks are getting harder to ignore.
Nathan Ward is a surveillance agent whose only two priorities are catching the nation's most notorious, and making sure his mother doesn't have to eat dinner alone.
When a premature click puts Eden in Nathan's path, it feels like nothing short of fate. He couldn't save his sister, but maybe Eden’s the redemption he's been searching for. He can help her in ways no one else can, as long as no one notices how invested he's becoming.
After a brush with death lands Eden in group therapy, things finally start looking up. Brunches with Paige feel lighter, and even the neighbor's cat, Fritter, seems to like her more. With a renewed appreciation for life and oddly good luck, Eden has time to think about her future—and her abysmal love life.
But the new guy at this week's meeting could change that...
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Quotes from Miss Fortune

  • The thing about your past, though, is that it clings to you like flies on rotting flesh, and the road to freedom is paved with confrontation and a level of self-confidence I’ll never possess.

    And so, I rot.

  • The fan above is a jet engine and I’m the helpless seagull bending to its sway. The bag strap in my hand feels like lead, and it pulls me down until the corners of my vision go dark and the floor kisses my head goodnight.

  • He brings my mouth back to his, and I slow it down this time, the rhythm of our mouths falling from an allegro to an andante, lips making music in the air between us—and oh, how I love this song.

"She’s talking to a woman about some fairy fantasy book, which goes well until the woman tells her it’s for her twelve-year-old granddaughter getting into reading. But the more Eden tries to recommend something else, the more hellbent she becomes, like Eden’s gatekeeping the good stuff and she won’t be so easily duped.
Whether it’s this or the mix coming from the shop speakers in the background, I’m locked in. If I close my eyes, I can almost feel her breath on my ear as she hums along.
It’s heaven."

"My mother used to give me hell about keeping up appearances and always had some line about taking care of the car you drive and it won’t give you problems down the line. I laugh, even if just to prove to the memory of her that the engine of my heart still purrs beautifully."

How far would you go to save someone from themselves?

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Early Reviews

  • "I haven't been this consumed by a story in so long!"

    — Haley Burnley

  • “Hands down the best book I’ve read this year. Easily.”

    — Tasha Delcourt

  • “Phenomenal... I even got my husband to read it!”

    — Ella Horner
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