About Yesterday

How many first dates does it take to realize that you're… boring? When did that happen? Trace Perry's happy face can fool almost everyone, her wardrobe is the teacher equivalent of camouflage, and only a special few get to hear her witchy laugh. After a date with a guy so dull a peck makes him blush, Trace realizes it's time to take action and let her hair down—literally. And give up on the idea that there's someone out there who can set her skin on fire.

Running away never solved anything, nor does staying and fighting, yet Cole Falk has spent most of his life abiding by both strategies. After getting captured and interrogated the unfriendly way, his mercenary days are over. Coming home to Foothills never sounded so good. From across the globe, he can already smell his former foster mom's chocolate chip cookies, the ones with peanut butter and sea salt and extra chocolate chips. Can feel the Pacific Northwest fall mist on his cheeks.

After spending the last decade fantasizing about the redhead with a witchy laugh and wicked sense of humor, Cole probably shouldn't tell Trace the idea of her pulled him through some of the worst moments in life.