Overboard

Her golden-boy husband bet her father's boat that she'd lose the race. He forgot two things: she's the best sailor in the harbor — and the billionaire she's about to trade up to is on her crew.

Wren Callahan has spent eight years being the talent behind Preston Whitlock's trophies — the hands on the helm while he takes the applause. Old name, old boat, no money, and a marriage she's been quietly bailing out for years.

Then she catches him in the boathouse with the commodore's daughter. And learns he's already filed for divorce. And he's coming for Halcyon — the classic wooden sloop her late father restored plank by plank, the one thing in the world that's actually hers.

So when Preston stands up at the yacht club and publicly wagers the boat on a race — certain she can't win, because he's been rigging regattas for years — Wren does the last thing he expects.

She says yes.

Because Rhett Donovan just dropped anchor in the harbor. Self-made shipping magnate, brand-new money, the man the old-money club loves to snub — and the only one who looks at Wren and sees a champion instead of a decoration. He came up on the docks. He knows a rigged race when he sees one. And he wants to crew for her, stand beside her, and watch her burn the whole thing down.

Preston rigged the water. He forgot who reads it best.

Wren's going to win the race. Expose the cheating. Trade all the way up. And come about into a life that's finally, entirely her own.

Revenge is a dish best served full speed ahead.

OVERBOARD is a steamy, standalone revenge romance with a wronged woman who gets even, a self-made billionaire hero worth the wait, a villain who earns every inch of his downfall, and a hard-won happily-ever-after.