Wisteria Winds (Wisteria Island Book 2)

A new doctor she didn't ask for. A hurricane she can't outrun. And a tango lesson that ruins everything.Danielle is stretched thin as the only medical provider on Wisteria Island. So Bennett does what he thinks is helpful — he hires a new doctor without telling her. Zach Emerson is talented, respectful, and easy to work with. He's also handsome, which wouldn't matter at all if Bennett weren't already carrying scars from walking in on his ex-fiancée with another man.When Bennett comes home early from a trip and finds Danielle and Zach dancing the tango on her deck, he doesn't ask questions. He shuts down. And Danielle is furious — not because he was jealous, but because he didn't trust her enough to just ask.Meanwhile, a new resident with a past in tabloid journalism is about to betray the one person on the island who trusted her. A flamboyant man in rhinestone suits gets a phone call from an eighteen-year-old great-niece he never knew existed. And a Category 4 hurricane is heading straight for Wisteria Island.When the storm takes Danielle's cottage down to the foundation, she has nowhere to go except the guest room of the man she just told she needed a break from. And the only way out is through — through the storm, through the silence, and through the conversation they've both been avoiding.A hurricane that destroys a house and rebuilds a relationship. An island full of people who refuse to let each other go.• Forced proximity — she moves into his guest room• The Big Misunderstanding (tango edition)• Hurricane survival on a remote island• Past trauma driving present jealousy• Tabloid betrayal among friends• Estranged family member discovered• Found family bonds tested by crisis• Eccentric senior citizens at their finest• Coastal South Carolina island• Grand romantic gesture worth the waitHeat Level: Just Kisses Tone: Dramatic, Emotional & Warm Series: Book 2, Wisteria Island Ending: HEA POV: Third Person Clean romance, no explicit contentPerfect for fans of Jenny Colgan, Debbie Macomber, and love stories where the worst storm brings the best clarity. Read more