April Windham is done with chasing dreams or men. In the seven years since she left St. Louis, the developers who wrecked her career should have moved on. And if not, she doesn't care. She's shifted to selling residential properties and, when the opportunity arises, buys and flips homes. She's ready to settle down and make a life for herself, by herself. So, when a handsome stranger rescues her from freezing to death, she is grateful, but unwilling to interrupt her own agenda. The trouble is, she can't forget his eyes, or a strange sense of familiarity. Mac knew April Windham before she drove her car off the road during a freak Illinois snow storm. He knew her before she lived in Cedar Hill. And he knew her before she fled her hometown in disgrace... Now he's a grown-up single dad, but he's never forgotten her. When he rescues her from a snowed-under car, all his adolescent hopes comeide rushing back, in the adult male version. He can't get her out of his head, but she hasn't recognized him... Yet. Mac doesn't know April has sworn off men. When he finds her a second time, in a St. Louis realty office, he believes fate has intervened. But how far will he go to convince April they are meant to be together?