Loco by Mary B. Moore

Sayla Du Plessis was ready to rewrite her life—new house, new neighborhood, and a hard line drawn under her past. No more heartbreak. No more mistakes. And definitely no more Roque Edwards.
So when the man who shattered her resolve moves in across the street, Sayla’s so-called fresh start begins to look like a cosmic joke with a terrible punchline. Her dream home is falling apart, her dignity is hanging by a thread, and Roque… well, Roque is still infuriatingly hot, infuriatingly smug, and somehow always there when she needs him least—and most.
Thrown together by disasters, nosy neighbors, and a cat who thinks he’s a dog, Sayla and Roque are forced to confront the history they’ve both tried to outrun. But in a town this small and with sparks this explosive, walking away may no longer be an option.

LOCO is a sharp, steamy, slow-burn rom-com with heart, chaos, and a love story that refuses to stay buried.