Once high school sweethearts, they are now separated by seventeen years of silence, and she still doesn't know why.
Tyler Brady has been living his teenage dream as the lead guitarist of the scandalous band The Deviant. But now that the band is on hiatus, a summons from his mother brings him back to his hometown in Coachella Valley. He's finally forced to face the one person he hurt most—Naomi Medina, the woman he left without a word seventeen years ago.
Internationally acclaimed chef Naomi Medina returned home a few years ago to care for her ailing father, trading the spotlight for the quiet comfort of running her restaurant at the local casino. The last thing she needs is Tyler Brady showing up at her father's funeral, stirring up feelings she thought she'd buried forever.
Tyler knows he doesn't deserve forgiveness, but he's determined to make amends and prove he's not the same selfish kid who broke her heart. Naomi wants nothing to do with the man who shattered her world, yet the chemistry between them burns as hot as ever.
With old wounds reopened and undeniable attraction pulling them together, Tyler and Naomi must decide if love is worth the risk of getting hurt again.
Can seventeen years of pain be healed by second chances, or are some hearts too broken to mend?
Resurrection is the third installment in The Deviant Hearts series and can be read as a standalone. The book deals with sensitive subjects like bullying, substance abuse, and gun violence.
