After her ex took all their money and bailed, Hazel Bristow has
no place for her and her foster dogs to live. A kind friend whose
home is on the market lets Hazel and her fur babies stay there
until it sells. It seems like the perfect setup, until her friend
forgets to tell Hazel she's sold the house. Linc Kennedy is
shocked to find Hazel and her pups squatting in the house he just
bought, but after some negotiating-she offers to cook amazing meals for himhe
agrees to let her remain while she looks for a new place. Linc tells Hazel he's
a house flipper, when really he's a wealthy investor who renovates homes for
fun. Hazel's intrigued by Linc. He's funny, sweet, ridiculously hot, and loves
dogs almost as much as she does. But her track record with men? Not great.
She worries her trust meter isn't in working order. Linc's never met anyone like
the quirky beauty who puts everyone's needs-human and canine-before her
own. He didn't tell her who he really was because he's been burned by women
who only wanted him for his money. But with Hazel, he's never felt more like
himself. Now he has to figure out how to tell her the truth without losing her.
Because Linc realizes what he feels for her isn't puppy love--it's true love.