Exit through Tortuga Bay by Alicia Crofton

Chauffeuring two women in a van full of cocaine was probably not his best move. But what else could he do? They needed him. Grace needed him.
Grace. He loved that name.

She thought he was busy and important. Ha. Nobody ever thought that about Noah. He had to admit it felt nice for someone to assume he had more pressing things to do than help a couple of ladies out of a jam.

She was gravely mistaken, though. He wasn’t anything special.

Noah rubbed his jawline, looking in the rearview mirror again, catching her intoxicating aquamarine eyes staring back at him. They were staggeringly blue, like two tropical lagoons. Every glance felt like magic, the kind that could make him fly from thinking happy thoughts.

He almost forgot she was sitting on thirty million dollars’ worth of drugs. Almost.
All Noah wants is surfing, sunsets, and pura vida. But a two-hundred kilo problem is really cramping his style. Now a drug cartel is on his tail and he needs a place to hide.

Grace sells adventures for a living but is too afraid to go on one herself. When her job takes her to Costa Rica, she meets a charming stranger who pushes her to face her fears. Grace must decide: cozy up in her safe bubble or go on an adventure of a lifetime.

Noah should be hiding, but he can’t keep away from the blue-eyed beauty who captures his heart. He wants to help her break out of her shell, but can he keep her safe from the dangers that come with living on the run?