Building Love

At fifty-two, Morgan Larson is done feeling invisible.

After her divorce and her daughter's move across the country, she's rattling around an empty house in Wisconsin, wondering when she became someone who apologizes for taking up space.

So when a matchmaking website pairs her with a gruff Alaskan bachelor, she does something reckless: she says yes.

Griffin Hayes didn't ask to be matched.

At fifty-eight, Silver Sound's self-made construction magnate has spent decades building an empire and walls in equal measure. He doesn't need a partner. He needs Eleanor Matthews, the town's meddling matchmaker, to mind her own business.

But Eleanor's three-month trial period isn't optional. And Morgan, with her easy warmth and refusal to be intimidated, is nothing like the complication Griffin expected.

She's worse. She makes him want things he stopped believing in.

As winter closes in on Silver Sound, Morgan must decide if she's finally found a place where she belongs—or if she's about to make herself small for another man who can't meet her halfway.

And Griffin must choose between the safety of his solitude and the terrifying possibility that it's not too late to build something that matters.

A clean, closed-door romance featuring mature characters, small-town Alaska charm, and the kind of love that's worth waiting for.

Book 1 in the Love in Alaska series.