Everything You Never Told Me

She buried her old name in a shallow grave three years ago. Someone just started digging.
Sara Calloway runs the only veterinary clinic in Cormorant Cove, Maine, and that's exactly how she likes it — quiet, small, unremarkable. Nobody in this town knows that Sara isn't her real name. Nobody knows what she saw the night her old life ended, or what it cost her to disappear. She's spent three years becoming someone forgettable. It was working, right up until a stranger's boat washed up in the harbor with a name on the manifest that shouldn't exist anymore — hers.
Robert Reyes didn't come to Cormorant Cove to fall for the local vet. He came because a contact inside a federal task force asked him, off the books, to quietly confirm whether a witness who vanished off the grid three years ago is still breathing — before the people hunting her get there first. He has one job: find her, assess the threat, report back. He is absolutely not supposed to notice the way she talks to spooked animals like they're the only honest creatures left in her life, or how hard she's fighting to protect a town that has no idea it's sheltering a target.
But the men closing in on Sara aren't interested in due process, and Robert's carefully professional distance collapses fast once he realizes exactly how outmatched she is. Now he has to decide whether he's still just watching her — or willing to burn every rule he has to keep her alive. And Sara has to decide if trusting the one man who knows her real name might be the most dangerous thing she's ever done.
Fast-paced, twisty, and simmering with slow-burn tension, this stand-alone romantic suspense delivers a resourceful heroine, a fiercely protective hero, and a small town with more secrets than it lets on — building to a confrontation where the truth, and the two of them, finally have nowhere left to hide.