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Can enemies become allies without becoming lovers? Meredith Hawthorne feels crushed by her family legacy of bravery, service and flying. As a Hawthorne, she’s a skilled pilot, but her true love is working in the repair shop, fixing up and renovating the fleet. Frustrated by the pressure her parents place on her to become the pretty, public face of the company, Meredith pushes back, working ‘in a man’s world’ happily covered in grease. Making life harder is the shop manager, a far too handsome Texan who scrutinizes her every move. She’d love to ignore him, but he’s the whole package—excluding his arrogance. A former bull rider, Grand Harris is comfortable on top, but he knows he needs to build his mechanical and managerial reputation so that he can jump to a larger company not named Hawthorne. Meredith is a thorn in his side. He envies her skill and easy rapport with others, but she’s a massive, sexy distraction he can’t afford. And then the project that could make his career lands in his lap, except he needs Meredith’s help. Can they put their differences aside, work as a team and each get what they want?