Pink Sunsets by Amy Briggs

Fallon Fitzgerald, always finding herself in trouble, has run out of options. Sent to her cousin’s house for the summer to work as an intern to an architect, she wants to be anywhere but Nebraska. All she wants to do is get through the summer—she doesn’t have the time, nor the desire, to meet someone.

Everett Johnston is a hometown boy. A hard worker with a good heart, he spends his days in construction, and his evenings studying. With his focus always on the future, he never spares a moment to simply enjoy the present.

So when he meets the girl here just for the summer, the distractions she brings frustrate him, but he also realizes living for the moment may be exactly what he needs.

The attraction between Fallon and Everett is instant, and palpable, but their vast differences cause them to push each other away. When the good boy falls for the bad girl, Fallon has to decide if she’s willing to finally let someone in before it’s too late.