Break Away (Kimball Falls Fury #2)

BREAK AWAY KFU Fury Book Two

I need you to understand something before you open this book:

Easton Wade and Aura Clarke are going to hurt each other- badly. They loved each other long before either of them was brave enough to call it love.

Aura buried hers beneath rules, sarcasm, and the kind of armor built by surviving something that changed how she sees trust, intimacy, and herself.

Easton handed her every exhausted piece of a heart already carrying his family, his future, and the weight of an entire hockey team—only to believe she never wanted anything more than his body.

So, when Easton walked away, he made damn sure she felt him leaving.

Break Away is not a gentle second-chance romance. Easton and Aura don’t quietly communicate their way back into each other’s arms. They rage. They retaliate.

They throw jealousy, cruelty, sex, silence, and every unhealed wound they possess directly at each other.

This book has enemies-to-lovers tension between two people who were already secretly in love.

It has vicious banter, public fights, private breakdowns, hockey chaos, found family interference, rage spice, dirty spice, and the kind of longing that makes every shared moment feel combustible.

But beneath all that anger is a woman learning that what happened to her does not make her damaged beyond love—and a man learning that loving someone through trauma does not mean he gets to demand the pieces she isn’t ready to surrender.

They will be messy, they will make choices that piss you off. You may want to shake Aura, fight Easton, and lock them both in a room until they finally tell the truth.

You will see the worst versions of them before they become strong enough to offer each other something better.

Because this isn’t only a story about getting someone back. It is about accountability. Survival. Forgiveness. Learning when love requires patience—and when it requires boundaries.

It is about two people who break themselves against each other before finally deciding whether the wreckage is a graveyard or something they can rebuild into a home.

Their happily ever after is not easy. It is fought for, bled for, and earned.

Welcome back to Kimball Falls.

The Fury are louder, the emotions are uglier, the spice is hotter, and Easton and Aura are about to make everyone regret getting involved in their business.

Especially themselves.