Cabin 12: Rock Point, Book 2

Thirty-seven-year-old Bella Gomez has a challenging yet rewarding career as a paramedic. However, her family still treats her like the baby of the family. This has made her allergic to anyone meddling in her life, so she chooses to keep mostly to herself. Unfortunately, this does not stop her family from inserting themselves into her life. Nor does it deter the one man she knows she shouldn't get close to from showing up on her doorstep.

Jasper Greene, an FBI agent with the La Plata County field office, does not even know the meaning of family. His team is his family, which is why, when his boss asks him to keep an eye on his baby sister, Jasper readily complies. Even when the sister in question is a spectacularly developed princess with plenty of attitude.

With a shooter on the loose and corruption running rampant, Bella finds herself a magnet for trouble, and Jasper finds himself with his hands full - in more ways than one. As he works to protect Bella, he is forced to confront his own lack of understanding when it comes to family and personal relationships.

Bella, on the other hand, is not used to having someone so invested in her well-being. She struggles to trust Jasper, even as she finds herself drawn to him. Their growing attraction is complicated by the dangerous situation they find themselves in, as well as their own personal baggage.

Despite the challenges they face, Jasper and Bella begin to develop a deep connection, one that challenges their preconceptions about themselves and the world around them. As they work together to uncover the truth behind the shooter and the corruption, they find themselves relying on each other in ways they never expected.

As the case intensifies, Bella and Jasper are forced to confront their own vulnerabilities and fears. They must decide whether to let down their guard and trust each other, or to continue to keep their distance and risk losing their chance at happiness.

In the end, Bella and Jasper must choose between the safety of their solitary lives and the possibility of a future together, one that could be filled with the very thing they've both been missing - family.

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