Mikah by Tarin Lex

Lana:
Apparently, I just turned 18. I’m smart and focused. Genuine and empathetic. A rule-follower.
At least that’s what everyone keeps telling me.
A skiing accident near Wylder Peak stole almost all of my memories.
What remains are tiny glimpses. Flashes. Feelings.
I don’t remember who I was before. I only know who I am now.
And I know what I want—
Mikah.
There is something between us that goes beyond the here and now. I feel connected to him on a spiritual level.
Only one problem: Evidently Mikah’s boss is my older brother.
Does it really matter?

Mikah:
I always admired Lana Hayes. She’s studious, reserved. Driven in her own subtle way.
She is the best listener.
I watched her grow up.
I don’t normally open up to anyone. My career is my focus; I don’t need distractions.
But every time I saw Lana she swept through me like a breath of fresh air.
We became friends.
After the accident Lana still feels that deeper, quiet bond we shared.
It wouldn’t be right to take advantage of her.
But she is relentless.
As the police chief’s little sister she is as off limits as she is tempting.
How do I convince him I’m not an opportunist—I’m just a man who’s falling in love?