Sometimes love means changing your plans.
Actress Domino West's life is picture perfect. Until it isn't. Dumped by text-during one of the most important meetings of her career-she volunteers to self-exile on a tiny, rain-soaked island in the middle of nowhere. Her mission? Find the perfect location to shoot her next movie-and escape the relentless gaze of the paparazzi.
Forest Russo is determined to fix up the Driftwood Inn, and he's hell-bent on doing it on his own. But with tourist season only months away, he and his sister, Fern, are up against the clock-and the wet, gray winter in the Pacific Northwest. When Domino checks in, Fern sees an opportunity to make a splash, and Forest's plans are irritatingly, frustratingly, cast aside. Forest is as gruff as Domino is sweet, and he's less than thrilled about yielding to the whims of a Hollywood stranger. It's soon clear, though, they're not as polar opposite as they seem, and the attraction sizzling between them becomes impossible to ignore. Sparks fly, passions flare, and Domino begins to realize this charming little island-and its inhabitants-are imprinted on her soul.
The Farthest Star is a steamy grumpy/sunshine romance for anyone who wonders what happens when you follow your heart.
Sometimes love means changing your plans.
Actress Domino West's life is picture perfect. Until it isn't. When her megastar boyfriend dumps her-by text-during one of the most important meetings of her career, she grasps at any chance to escape the relentless gaze of the paparazzi. Now she's scouting locations for her brand-new production company on a tiny, rain-soaked island in the middle of nowhere, holed up in a decrepit motel owned by grumpy, sexy, exasperating Forest Russo, whose disdain for the press somehow exceeds her own. You'd think they'd be allies, but you'd be wrong. Forest wants nothing to do with her. Which is just fine, as far as she's concerned. She's sworn off men for good. Especially dangerously handsome men who make her ache in all the best ways. Forest Russo has three months to fix up the Driftwood Inn before tourist season starts, and the last thing he needs is a beautiful, high-maintenance movie star and the pack of paparazzi following her to get in his way. Domino is distracting at a distance. Up close, she's irresistible. But he'd better resist her charms if he knows what's good for him. A famous star like her won't be interested in a man like him, and that suits him fine. He's m