Nina Chance has a gift for being in the wrong place at the wrong time. So when a late shift ends in a terrifying encounter on a dark street, she’s not surprised to need rescuing. She’s just not prepared for him — steady voice, easy warmth, dimples that feel like déjà vu.
Brayden Winters walks her home. One conversation. That’s all it takes for Nina to feel, for the first time in years, like someone actually sees her.
Then she finds out he has a girlfriend.
Nina knows how to walk away from things that will hurt her — she’s had plenty of practice. She tells herself this is no different. But Brayden keeps showing up: at the ranch where she once found her footing as a teenager, in her thoughts at two in the morning, in the careful way he looks at her like he’s trying not to.
And then she finds out who his girlfriend — rather, fiancé — is.
Jordy. Her estranged cousin. The girl who once felt like a sister and now feels like an open wound.
As family ghosts resurface, old trauma demands to finally be faced, and Brayden becomes impossible to file away, Nina has to decide how much she’s willing to risk — and whether the life quietly reaching for her is one she’s brave enough to take.
Savior Complex is a steamy, emotionally charged small-town romance about healing, impossible timing, and what happens when the love you’ve been waiting for arrives wrapped in every complication imaginable. The third standalone in the Sunset Bay series.
