Falling for Sunshine

When Lucy’s life falls apart, she does what she does best—pretends she’s fine. Needing help isn’t an option. Especially not from the grumpy ER doctor who sees straight through her brave smile.

Dr. Nash Kincaid is running on fumes. The job that once gave his life meaning has burned him down to the edges. He avoids attachments, steers clear of mess, and keeps his heart locked tight.

Then a sunshine-bright dancer lands in his care and nothing feels simple anymore.

Their connection is instant.

Their chemistry is undeniable.

And the ten-year age gap? Definitely a complication.

He knows she’s temporary.

She’s determined not to stay.

But late nights blur into quiet confessions. Laughter turns soft and intimate. And the steady way Nash shows up for Lucy makes walking away harder than either of them expected.

When the future comes calling, they’re faced with a choice:

Go back to the life they planned.

Or risk everything for the love they never saw coming.

Because sometimes healing isn’t about standing on your own—

…it’s about letting someone catch you.