Hello Readers,
What if the bravest thing you ever did wasn’t leaving your abuser—it was letting someone good get close enough to see the scars? In Finding Hope, the third Sparks of Desire novel, a centuries-old dragon who doesn’t believe in love meets the one woman brave enough to prove him wrong.
The Dragon Who Never Stays…
Chance O’Connell has sapphire eyes, centuries of carefully buried heartbreak, and a reputation for never spending the night. The crew at Station 3 calls him a player. The women at the bar call him a good time. Nobody calls him at three in the morning when the nightmares come, because Chance doesn’t let anyone get that close. Then a waitress from the Kirkwood Diner—a woman with two years’ worth of saved tips and a courage that takes his breath away—outbids every other woman at the Five Alarm Bachelor Auction for a single date with him. And Chance discovers something terrifying: she’s not interested in one night. She’s interested in him.
A Survivor Who Chose Brave…
Hope doesn’t share her last name anymore—she buried it along with the bruises and the restraining order. She waitresses at the diner, walks her rescue dog Harley before dawn, and keeps her head down because keeping your head down is how you survive a man like David. She lost her parents at eighteen. She lost herself in the years that followed. But she found something at that window booth: a firefighter who smiles at her every morning like she’s the best part of his day. She saved fifteen hundred dollars for one date. She’s about to discover that the bravest thing she’s ever done is letting someone good see the real her.
When the Flames Get Personal…
The same week Hope wins her date with Chance, her house goes up in flames and her abusive ex walks free from prison. Chance pulls her rescue dog from the burning bedroom. Then he refuses to leave her side. For a dragon who swore he’d never fall, watching Hope refuse to break is the thing that finally breaks him open. But David is circling closer. And the fire between Chance and Hope isn’t the kind that burns you—it’s the kind that lights the way home.
This is a story about two people who forgot they were worth loving—and a rescue dog named Harley who chose them both. If you love protective heroes, survivors who find their strength, and love stories that make you ugly-cry in the best way, Finding Hope is your next favorite read.
Grab your copy of Finding Hope and fall in love with the dragon who finally learned to stay!
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