Gold — Asha King

It's his last chance at a life of freedom.

Gabe Ross has never not been in trouble. The principal's office led to juvie, juvie led to jail. Getting probation on good behavior was difficult enough, but he did it and now he's home with a job lined up and a shot at staying out of prison if he keeps on the straight and narrow. As the small town of Midsummer settles into spring, Ross prepares to open the cabins his family owns for the seasonal vacationers. Late one night he finds a girl curled up in his bed and assumes his ex has figured out he's back in town and is looking for a little fun.

The criminal underworld's golden girl wants a way out.

Kryssie Locke is known in criminal circles for spinning nothing into virtual gold, a reputation she built to save her life. She's escaped at last with enough knowledge that her former employers are hunting her, and hiding out in a cabin in the woods seems like it'll give her time to figure things out. She doesn't realize the cabin is owned by the Ross family, nor is she expecting their youngest son to crawl into bed with her.

The attraction between them is electric and immediate. But Ross is trying to stick to his probation and Kryssie is tempting him to break just that. Because as he's starting to fall for her, he knows he'll do anything to keep her safe from those hunting her. Even kill.