Fortnight in the Valley (Atlas of Roots & Ruins, #1)

Liliana Marsh has spent nine years building a life where everything adds up. Spreadsheets. Projections. A Casio calculator she trusts more than most people. It works. She’s fine.

Then her uncle Somboon passes away and leaves her his teak estate in the Mae Rim hills of Northern Thailand—with one condition. To inherit, Liliana must spend fourteen consecutive days on the property with the one person she never planned to see Henry Rhodes, the man who walked out of her life nine years ago without explanation.

She arrives expecting a fight over the estate. What she gets is fourteen days of mountain rain, night markets, and a version of Rhodes that doesn’t match the story she has carried all these years.

Liliana came prepared for a negotiation.
She did not come prepared for him.

Perfect for readers who love second-chance romance, forced proximity, emotional slow burns, and stories that transport them to 2005 in Thailand.