From the Sky (Paperback or Softback)

When there's an accident at Andy Putman's ATV park, he doesn't expect someone so beautiful to fall from the sky—in the form of flight medic Madigan Jones.

He also doesn't expect her to be so unimpressed with him.

Madigan has spent the last three years saving lives and running from her own. After her husband died in a motorcycle accident, she abandoned her dream of being a writer and threw herself into emergency medicine. Now all she does is work. The only thing she lets herself care about is her rescue dog—the one her dad brought her when she couldn't get out of bed. The one that brought her back to life.

As for Andy's easygoing charm and carefree attitude? They remind her of everything she lost. And everything she refuses to trust again.

But when the injured boy from the accident becomes someone they both care about, Andy and Madigan keep crossing paths. And despite herself, she starts to wonder if maybe she's been wrong about him.

Until her dog gets sick.

She calls Andy. He doesn't answer. And just like that, every wall she'd started to let down slams back into place.

Because this is what happens when you let yourself need someone. They disappoint you. They let you down. They leave.

What Madigan doesn't know is that Andy has his own reasons for not answering. That he's been carrying the weight of that accident ever since. That he's so afraid of being careless—of hurting someone else—that he's ready to walk away from everything he's built.

And that he's falling for a woman who's convinced he'll never be enough.

Can two people who are terrified of getting hurt find the courage to stop surviving and start living?