Dana isn't looking for a boyfriend—she's perfectly fine on her own. But the idea of spending time with the same man now and then has its allure. And Lind, with his easygoing nature and warm presence, just might be a good candidate for the position. He's steady, thoughtful, honest, and open. Broad-shouldered and quietly confident, Lind stands just over six feet tall, with dark hair, hazel eyes you could fall into, and a lopsided smile that makes it hard not to trust him. From the beginning, he's clear about who he is. Lind measures love by connection, not by possession. He's been close to Sam since before his divorce. But Dana isn't trying to compete, she's not looking for a husband. She is looking for fun and adventure, company and companionship. Besides, Sam's not around much—and she is. And what starts as curiosity becomes something more. The coffee, the pizza, the hiking. It all begins to build something she didn't expect—then the first 24 hours they spend together changes everything. Lind was so much more than she expected. So much more than she's ever experienced. She didn't want him to go. She wanted more. More time. More love. More of Lind. She's falling—deeply and unexpectedly—for a man who doesn't measure love in exclusivity but in connection, trust, and freedom. It's a language she doesn't understand. A world she can't make sense of. Now she must decide if she has enough love to share him—if his love is enough to hold her.