She’s counting down the days. He’s counting on forever.

Jessica Pearce doesn’t want to spend the summer in Snoqualmie, Washington, but her boss “volunteered” her before she could object. She plans to pay her penance, survive suburbia, and head straight back to L.A.—where there are no children to manage, no tempting man in the room above hers, and no chance of mistaking temporary for home.

Matt Chance doesn’t want her there either.

Newly divorced, he’s juggling two children, an unruly puppy, a demanding career, and a house buried beneath unpacked boxes. He needs a fresh start—not his brother’s assistant organizing his life.

Unfortunately for Matt, Jess has a talent for taming messes—and turning four walls into a home. Soon, his children are happier, the chaos is contained, and Jess feels like forever. Matt knows she feels it too. He just needs time to convince her to choose them.

But choosing Matt and his children means breaking a long-held promise—and risking the future Matt deserves. Walking away is the right choice, but staying is the only one she wants.

A Chance at Home is a closed-door romantic comedy featuring a single dad, a fish-out-of-water heroine, lovable kids, an unruly puppy, a ready-made family, witty banter, and plenty of sass, sparks, and swoon. It’s the second book in the Chance Brothers series, where three brothers discover the love they never thought they needed—or deserved.

Come on in and stay awhile.