Turbulence

British-born Bronwyn St. Claire expects nothing but a quiet window seat and getting lost in a good book on her mid-afternoon flight from Austin to Toronto. What she doesn’t expect is Nate Collins—a remote‑working, whiskey‑loving, Hill‑Country Texan—or the wildfire that sparks between them at 30,000 feet. 

One impulsive weekend in Toronto turns into four intoxicating days of late‑night confessions, boundary‑pushing intimacy, and the rare comfort of two people finally refusing to hide. 

She’s a forty‑one‑year‑old writer rebuilding after loss; he’s a forty‑three‑year‑old father co‑parenting through a peaceful divorce. Their chemistry is instant and fierce—but his daughter, old wounds, and the tentative presence of Nate’s ex, Bex, wait just beyond the hotel door. Can desire become something steadier, or will jealousy and the past force them apart?