Can't Get Enough of You

Can't Get Enough of You opens with a night that changes everything. After a one-night stand, Carey is falsely accused of drugging Nolan Heaton—and he casts her out without looking back. Two years later, she's a single mother working double shifts just to get by, hiding a secret that could destroy her: the child she raises alone is his.

Then fate puts them in the same building. Nolan buys the hotel where Carey works as a maid. He recognizes her immediately—and the old contempt resurfaces. He keeps his distance, sharp words and dismissive glances masking something he doesn't understand. But he can't stop watching her. And a manager, sensing his indifference, uses it as license to make Carey's life hell.

She doesn't know why he lingers. He doesn't know why he cares. She cleans rooms she's not scheduled for. She pumps breast milk in hidden corners. She dodges questions about the baby on her lock screen. And all the while, Nolan feels a pull toward the maid who talks back, the woman who spilled milk on his shirt and told him to get over himself.

He doesn't know about the daycare calls she can't afford to ignore. He doesn't know that the baby in the photo she hides is his. But he's starting to wonder. And the closer he gets, the harder it becomes to hide the truth.