Two Weeks to Fall

Nia Alvarez has a plan for everything—budgets, deadlines, relationships, even the kind of man she should fall for. Mateo Ruiz has spent four years proving he fits absolutely none of her criteria.

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He’s infuriating, reckless with her ordered systems, and far too good at getting under her skin. She’s stubborn, brilliant, impossible to intimidate, and the only woman who can make him lose an argument—and enjoy it.

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When a ridiculous matchmaking bet forces them to find each other the “perfect” partner, Nia and Mateo are certain they’ll finally prove they’re fundamentally incompatible. Instead, every failed date, late-night project, family dinner, and heated argument exposes the truth they’ve both been avoiding: the chemistry between them has never been the problem.

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Trust is.

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As they work side by side to build a sensory garden for Nia’s community center, old wounds surface, boundaries are tested, and four years of verbal sparring turns into something far more dangerous. Because once Nia and Mateo stop fighting what’s between them, falling is fast, fierce, and impossible to control.

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But desire is easy. Building a life together means learning when to push, when to stop, when to speak—and when to trust someone enough to stay.

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Two Weeks to Fall is a steamy, grounded romance about opposites who discover they may have been building toward each other all along.