Knight’s Fall by Shelley Justice

A dreamer has to do what a dreamer has to do.

Courtlyn McNeal is used to the ups and downs of life. That doesn’t stop her from dreaming. Her desire of owning her own business is just within her grasp, and all that’s left is having a husband and children to share her life with. No matter how many mountains and valleys she has to navigate, or how hard she has to work, she’s going to make her dreams come true. The problem is for every good thing that happens to her, two bad things follow right behind.
Even a life with no regrets is not all it’s cracked up to be.
Wings Tyler lives his life one way — with no regrets. He works hard and plays even harder. He’s loud and boisterous and arrogant to a fault, but he has a heart of gold that only those closest to him ever get to see. When an injury benches him from doing all the things he loves, he’s forced to reevaluate what really matters, and he’s not ready for what he discovers.
When the dreamer meets the bad boy, nothing goes as expected.
Courtlyn’s hot neighbor is the one dream she’s too shy to pursue. But when she’s in the wrong place at the wrong time, he’s the only one she can turn to. Just when Wings starts to drown in his own self-pity, he finds his quirky neighbor in a run for her life. When the bad boy meets the dreamer, it’s an explosion of desire and danger that could end in both losing it all — or both finding exactly what they’ve been searching for.