Worth the Fall by Alexis Winter

Getting hit in the face with a pickleball wasn’t exactly part of my post-breakup glow-up plan.
Neither was meeting Miguel Ramirez—six feet of perfectly sculpted fantasy with devastating dimples—while sprawled on the court with a rapidly swelling eye.
Fresh off a brutal breakup with my high school sweetheart, who is now on a spiritual journey that includes catching my office on fire with sage bundles, the last thing I need is something complicated.
I’m supposed to be focused on making partner at my law firm, not daydreaming about how Miguel’s deep voice would sound murmuring anything other than contract negotiations.
And I definitely shouldn’t be falling for his adorable six-year-old daughter, who is turning my meticulously color-coded life into a glitter-bombed fairytale.
But Miguel makes complicated feel worth it.
Between stolen kisses and family dinners that feel like home, I’m starting to believe in second chances. That is, until his ex-wife shows up at my law firm as a new client, armed with a smile sharper than her stilettos and an agenda that could destroy everything I’ve worked for.
Now, I’m left to decide if this unexpected love is worth risking my career, my heart, and my carefully organized life.
Falling for Miguel Ramirez might be the best mistake I’ve ever made—even if it comes with a side of princess protocols and permanent glitter damage to my designer suits.