Playboy’s Promise by Caroline Lee

Dr. Dustin “The Flirt” McIver. The playboy. The one who makes no promises to women–to any woman–because he’s never interested in any one lady for long. And here’s one lady he can’t charm.
Marley Santana has come to Idaho to be her best friend’s maid of honor, but first she has to check out the swimming facilities. She’s one of the country’s top paraplegic swimmers, and needs to keep up her training if she’s going to compete internationally. She’s not here for romance, but that doesn’t stop her from admiring the hottie she almost runs over at the pool.
With all of his siblings–and most of his cousins!–recently married off, Dusty McIver is determined to remain the last bastion of sanity in Quinn Valley. Why in the world would he fall in love and settle down, if there’s a smorgasbord of beautiful ladies out there? But after hanging out with the incredibly interesting Marley, his wandering eye is less…wandering. Of course, she’s not someone he’s planning on dating, she’s just a cool friend. Right? No romance for this playboy, thankyouverymuch.
But between physical therapy appointments, painting with Bob Ross, trivia contests, and swim lessons, Dusty realizes Marley might just be a bit more. Watching her learn to master the exoskeleton is inspiring, but her wheelchair is part of who she is. And if she thinks she needs to change that for him…well then, he hasn’t done a good enough job of convincing her she’s awesome just the way she is.