SHE’S THERE TO CUT THE BUDGET. HE’S THE ONLY THING STOPPING HER FROM A THOUSAND-FOOT FALL.Grant Bishop doesn't do "people." He does physics. Gravity is predictable; humans are not. As the lead rigger for the world’s most dangerous stunts, Grant lives by a singular, obsessive code: trust the rope, never the person holding it.
He’s the silent shadow in the harness—a neurodivergent genius who sees the world in load-bearing ratios and mechanical advantage. He doesn't need conversation, and he certainly doesn't need Naomi Vance, the razor-sharp corporate auditor sent to the New Zealand Alps to dismantle his team’s budget.
Naomi lives by the data. If the numbers don’t add up, someone gets cut. She expected a fight from the rough-necked stunt crew, but she didn’t expect the towering, stoic rigger who watches her with an intensity that makes her blood sing. Grant is cold, distant, and infuriatingly competent. He’s the "unknown variable" her spreadsheets can’t account for.
Then the first line snaps.
When a calculated act of sabotage leaves them stranded on a frozen mountain peak during a brutal "Nor’wester" storm, the data fails and the math breaks. Forced into the claustrophobic proximity of a remote survival hut, Naomi must trust the man who hates everything she stands for.
Grant has spent his life calculating risks, but he never accounted for Naomi. Now, he’s not just rigging a stunt—he’s rigging a rescue. And as the temperature drops, the "enemies" labels melt away, revealing a heat that is far more dangerous than the storm outside.
He’ll keep her safe. He’ll keep her warm. And if the saboteur comes back? He’ll show them exactly what happens when you touch what belongs to him.
In the Impact Zone, gravity is the only law. And when you’re in a free fall, the only thing that matters is who catches you.
He’s the silent shadow in the harness—a neurodivergent genius who sees the world in load-bearing ratios and mechanical advantage. He doesn't need conversation, and he certainly doesn't need Naomi Vance, the razor-sharp corporate auditor sent to the New Zealand Alps to dismantle his team’s budget.
Naomi lives by the data. If the numbers don’t add up, someone gets cut. She expected a fight from the rough-necked stunt crew, but she didn’t expect the towering, stoic rigger who watches her with an intensity that makes her blood sing. Grant is cold, distant, and infuriatingly competent. He’s the "unknown variable" her spreadsheets can’t account for.
Then the first line snaps.
When a calculated act of sabotage leaves them stranded on a frozen mountain peak during a brutal "Nor’wester" storm, the data fails and the math breaks. Forced into the claustrophobic proximity of a remote survival hut, Naomi must trust the man who hates everything she stands for.
Grant has spent his life calculating risks, but he never accounted for Naomi. Now, he’s not just rigging a stunt—he’s rigging a rescue. And as the temperature drops, the "enemies" labels melt away, revealing a heat that is far more dangerous than the storm outside.
He’ll keep her safe. He’ll keep her warm. And if the saboteur comes back? He’ll show them exactly what happens when you touch what belongs to him.
In the Impact Zone, gravity is the only law. And when you’re in a free fall, the only thing that matters is who catches you.
- Enemies to Lovers: From corporate rivals to survival partners.
Neurodivergent Hero: An autistic-coded hero whose hyper-focus is his greatest weapon.
Forced Proximity: Only one bed—and a storm that won't let them leave.
He Falls First: He’s obsessed with her safety long before she realizes he’s watching.
Competence Kink: High-stakes technical rigging and "Touch Her And Die" energy.
Survival Romance: Set against the lethal beauty of the New Zealand Southern Alps.
FREE FALL is a standalone, full-length Romantic Suspense. It features a brooding, protective hero, a high-competence heroine, and enough steam to melt the glaciers. No cliffhanger. HEA guaranteed.
Genre: Romantic Suspense
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