The deepest falls aren’t always the hardest.Compass Girls, Book 4Darkness has crept into Sterling Compton’s charmed life, relentlessly stealing what’sleft of her grandmother’s memories. When she happens upon a compelling stranger leaningagainst a broken-down pickup in the middle of nowhere, grief and a gut-deep attractionspur her to take that too-safe life by the horns.From the instant Sterling emerges from her Jeep, Viho is drawn to her carefree spirit.Her innocent offer of a ride turns into the ride of his life in his truck bed—and he forgetswhy he meant to avoid Compton Pass at all costs.He should have known that karma was waiting to laugh in his face. Especially whenViho figures out Sterling’s father is the one who stood between him and the man he shouldhave called “father”.Yet it’s tough to hate someone who offers him a job. Especially when he and Sterlingrealize there’s a living tie on the way that will bind Viho to her family forever—if he canconvince her she’s much more to him than an obligation.Warning: Sometimes it’s hard to let go, but every story has an ending. This one has aNative American hero with a chip on his shoulder the size of Wyoming and a vulnerableheroine who has a gift for polishing up diamonds in the rough. Some scenes may tugheartstrings so hard it’ll hurt, but the oh-my-god orgasms make up for it.