Isn't romance supposed to get easier after forty? Not for Doctor Wesley Williams. A disease detective hunting for cancer-causing toxins, Wesley's life is all about healing and preventing harm. So, why does he have a reputation for breaking hearts? It's been over a decade since he got close enough to any woman to hurt her, and he's fine keeping love at a distance. That is, until Sage DesChamps joins his acro-yoga class. Meeting Sage has Wesley rethinking his whole keep-love-at-arm's-length lifestyle. At forty-three, photojournalist-turned-artist Sage DesChamps is planning her most ambitious art exhibition ever, a multi-city event designed to raise awareness about environmental issues. Sage has no time for love, especially not with someone as complicated, and apparently dangerous, as Wesley. He may be the most interesting man she's ever met - brilliant, sweet, funny, a strong yogi, and undeniably hot with eyes the color of a healthy tropical sea, but is dating him worth the risk? When Wesley suggests a collaboration that may boost both their careers, Sage can't resist the opportunity. As long as she remains professional, she'll be safe from Wesley's charms. But it's hard to keep it professional with a man who seems so right for her. Harder still when a violent storm traps Sage and Wesley together for days. Now, they can't ignore their attraction or the feeling that they belong together. But can love born in a tornado survive?