He was my first crush. My best friend. The boy I loved before I knew what love was. Rhys Miles. Jet-black hair. Hazel eyes that could see right through me. Reckless, irresistible, and Willowbrook's own Supercross golden boy. I always thought he'd be part of my life forever. Then two life-changing moments shattered everything between us. Rhys is back in Willowbrook for his grandmother's funeral. He plans to leave as soon as it's over—except a fierce snowstorm has other ideas. Stranded in town and under the same winter sky that holds so many memories, we're forced to face the past we've spent years avoiding. I can't ignore the pull between us. The friendship we lost. The feelings that never really died. Getting a second chance means confronting the night that changed everything. But are we ready to talk about that night?

He was my first crush. My best friend. The boy I loved before I knew what love was. Rhys Miles. Jet-black hair. Hazel eyes that could see right through me. Reckless, irresistible, and Willowbrook's own Supercross golden boy. I always thought he'd be part of my life forever. Then two life-changing moments shattered everything between us. Rhys is back in Willowbrook for his grandmother's funeral. He plans to leave as soon as it's over—except a fierce snowstorm has other ideas. Stranded in town and under the same winter sky that holds so many memories, we're forced to face the past we've spent years avoiding. I can't ignore the pull between us. The friendship we lost. The feelings that never really died. Getting a second chance means confronting the night that changed everything. But are we ready to talk about that night?

He was my first crush. My best friend. The boy I loved before I knew what love was. Rhys Miles. Jet-black hair. Hazel eyes that could see right through me. Reckless, irresistible, and Willowbrook's own Supercross golden boy. I always thought he'd be part of my life forever. Then two life-changing moments shattered everything between us. Rhys is back in Willowbrook for his grandmother's funeral. He plans to leave as soon as it's over—except a fierce snowstorm has other ideas. Stranded in town and under the same winter sky that holds so many memories, we're forced to face the past we've spent years avoiding. I can't ignore the pull between us. The friendship we lost. The feelings that never really died. Getting a second chance means confronting the night that changed everything. But are we ready to talk about that night?