I’ve been broken since I turned seventeen – the night a stranger stole my innocence. Seven years later, not much has changed. Being a carer gave me the peace I needed, but Sam Knight was the last thing I expected.

He is damaged. Just like me. Sam suffered a life-changing injury serving in Iraq, leaving him stuck in a wheelchair most of the time. I can see how angry he is. With every attempt to break down his defences, he pushes me further away. If only he’d let me in so I can make his life just that little bit more bearable. Despite all this, I know I’m in danger of losing myself in those deep blue eyes of his.

Is it possible for me to let go of the past and trust Sam, a man that has the potential to unravel me … mind, body and soul?

Sam

Chloe Slater. What can I say? She drives me crazy. Her kindness is rubbing me up the wrong way, and she just will not let me wallow in my own misery. And that fabulous cleavage of hers… hell, it’s doing things to me I haven’t allowed myself to feel in a long time.

But Chloe is off limits. Not only is she my employee, she’s not like any other woman I’ve ever met, and her innocence is something I can’t quite get my head around.

Why is this carer getting to me like no other has? Chloe got under my skin before I even realised it, and no way can I let her go, no matter how much she pulls away from me. But how can I make her want me stuck in this stupid chair? No woman wants half a man.

A Love That Heals is a contemporary romance with a little bit of steam, a whole lot of feels and a HEA