Cobalt Tears

A gritty small-town romance about first love, old wounds, and the kind of man everyone warns you not to forgive.

Mya May has spent her whole life trying to outgrow Blue Ridge, Georgia.

Instead, she's still there, managing the Naples Place Motel, drinking coffee strong enough to burn through grief, and writing down all the things she never says out loud.

Then Greyson Stone walks back into town.

Once, he was the boy who taught her to wish on dandelions. Now, he's an ex-con with tattooed skin, dangerous hands, and a reputation that still stains every backroad and bar in town.

Greyson is trying to make peace with the mistakes that ruined him, but redemption is hard to find when the whole town still calls you a killer.

Mya knows she should keep her distance.

But Greyson has a way of getting under her skin, behind her walls, and into every place she swore he would never touch again.

As old secrets rise and danger circles closer, Mya must decide whether the man who once shattered her is worth trusting with what's left of her heart.

Because in Blue Ridge, love tastes like blueberries, burns like whiskey, and sometimes leaves the deepest scars.

Cobalt Tears is a gritty small-town romance with a morally grey, protective hero, second chances, biker trouble, emotional heat, and a love story that hurts before it heals.