In "Stormy Waters," we meet Eden Perez, a talented surgeon who has recently returned to Michigan after a decade in California. Though she exudes an air of calmness, Eden hides a storm of regrets and turmoil beneath the surface. Now on a twelve-month fellowship, she hopes to form a bond with her daughter, whom she had to leave behind as an infant. However, her plans quickly go awry, leading her to rely on her landlord, Tate Siren, for help. Grateful for his assistance, Eden eagerly offers her support when Tate finds himself in a bind at his restaurant. As they spend more time together, the undeniable attraction between them grows, despite Tate's vow of solitude and Eden's hesitations about finding happiness again. Haunted by his past, Tate believes he does not deserve a chance at love and happiness. However, every time he sees his stunning tenant, his heart skips a beat. Working side by side only intensifies their simmering chemistry. Eden, on the other hand, struggles to believe that a fresh start with Tate, an easy-going entrepreneur, can be without complications. Just when they start to believe in a peaceful future together, Tate's vindictive ex appears, threatening to tear them apart. As lies and secrets emerge, the couple finds themselves caught in a tempest, wondering if they can ever find the sunny skies they yearn for. "Stormy Waters" is the second book in Lake House Love contemporary romance series, but it can be enjoyed as a standalone novel. Author . Readers who crave a splash of joy in their romance