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I hid in the shadows all my life. That was where I felt I belonged the most, because I was ridiculed by the ones I loved, by society’s view of women like me.

Mira Morgan has one goal. Make it to the Olympics and swim her heart out. When she arrives in South Carolina for college and meets her coach, James Locklin, she finds herself seeking comfort in him after certain tragic events. When the pull becomes too strong to each other despite blackmail and disapproval, will love overcome all obstacles?

Lieutenant Dee Cruise, USCG, takes command of a small Coast Guard rescue station and because this command is an important step to a successful career, she is determined to show she has what it takes to succeed. But as she and the senior noncommissioned officer, Scott Jackson, work together, each is attracted to the other, even as they try to deny it is happening.

Twenty years ago, Willow Dwyer nearly died in a school shooting that stole the life of her true love, James. Now she's 40, infertile, newly divorced from a man who refuses to leave her alone, and on the brink of a breakdown. Even after all this time, she still finds herself unable to move forward from the dream of a life and family she lost that day of the shooting. At the suggestion of her therapist, Willow takes up the tango, the dance she’d mastered with James before his death. It seems an innocent enough plan, until Willow dances with Merrick Montagne.

How do you choose between a sexy professor and a dreamy football player? I didn’t plan on seducing my professor. Okay, maybe I did a little bit. But what can I say? I’m a girl who knows what she wants, and I wanted Jackson Chambers. Turns out, he wanted me, too. But this is college. So, naturally, I make new friends. One of those friends being Noah Easton—a guy who sits next to me in class. He has all the charm of a Southern gentleman and a heart of gold. As Noah and I grow closer, lines blur. Certain events and heartbreaks make me question everything I thought I wanted.