The Perfect Tide by Megan Reinking

Quinn Byrd is the definition of a free-spirit. She has a wanderlust that’s taken her all around the world, where she deeply relishes in experiencing new adventures and meeting new people. However, despite how friendly and personable she is, she prefers to keep her relationships casual and at a distance. The deepest part of her heart is where she holds her grief from losing her parents years ago, and it’s a side of her that no one sees. It’s not until a budding interest in photography prompts her to explore everything she’s ever known through a new lens that she ends up rediscovering new and old parts of herself.
Brian Sanderson’s complicated childhood forced him to carry the weight of the world on his shoulders at an early age. On top of running his deep-sea fishing charter company in Hawaii and tackling his mile long to-do list, his focus has been on making sure the people in his life are taken care of, while always putting himself last. When Quinn, his best friend’s little sister, starts coming around more often, encouraging him to loosen up and prioritize his own happiness, he can’t help but wonder if that includes her.
She’s spontaneous, spunky and passionate.
He’s disciplined, responsible and exudes a quiet confidence.
Is she capable of keeping him at a distance? Or is she brave enough to open up and let him into the most painful part of her past?