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When The Walls Come Down, Hot Dam Homes: Book 2 (Paperback)
When The Walls Come Down, Hot Dam Homes: Book 2 (Paperback)
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Everybody builds walls. Some hold up a house. Some just keep the world out.
DYLAN
I'm autistic, I run a renovation company with my brother, and I've spent forty-three years learning that most people aren't worth the energy it takes to be around them.
Then Dr. Reed Morrow delivers my sister's baby—the one she nearly had in the front seat of my work truck—and the next day I'm standing in his money-pit Queen Anne fixer-upper, offering to turn it into the jewel of the neighborhood.
I don't do spontaneous. I don't do people. I've never let anyone close enough to see how my brain actually works: the routines, the earplugs, the meltdowns I'd give anything to hide.
But Reed looks at me like he's seeing the real me, not the mask. And for the first time in my life, I want to be seen.
REED
I don't fall in love. I do thirty-six-hour shifts, twenty years of sobriety, and being alone. It's safer that way when the people who were supposed to love you threw you out at seventeen.
I bought a crumbling craftsman thinking it would be a fun side project, but it turns out the house-flipper shows lie. (Thanks, HGTV.) What I got instead was a tall, gorgeous contractor with two rescue horses, a houseful of dogs, and a habit of saying exactly what he means.
I keep waiting for the part where I ruin this. Where the walls I've spent two decades building slam back up and I lose him.
The problem is, Dylan's already inside them.
When the Walls Come Down is the second book in the Hot Dam Homes series. It's an opposites-attract, found-family MM romance about an autistic contractor and a recovering-addict ER doc who tear down a lot more than drywall during a renovation. Expect blue-collar swoon, rescue horses named Goose and Maverick, a meltdown met with understanding and acceptance, and a hard-won happily ever after. Can be read as a standalone.
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