Second-generation law enforcement officer, Alexander Hamilton, knows a thing or two about the law. Growing up in the shadow of his father, a small-town sheriff, his entire life has been under constant scrutiny, endless correction, high expectations, and impossible standards. When he's hurt in the line of duty and recovering, he stumbles upon something darker, more elicit than his father ever dealt with. May Ann Higginbotham isn't sure how she wound up at this large truck stop on the outskirts of town, but it doesn't matter. Money is good, the truck stop employees turn a blind eye, and she even has some regulars that pass through to see her on their long hauls. Life is decent enough until she takes a ride with the wrong trucker and winds up face-to-face with a bulky blonde with angry green eyes who catches her climbing out of a truck and stuffing money into her bra. Officer Hamilton immediately recognizes the free spirit he went to church camp with in his youth. The mischievous brunette with chestnut eyes, who gave him his first joint behind the grocery store, skinny dipped in the Arkansas River, and took his virginity. With her back in town and under arrest for solicitation of prostitution, Officer Hamilton is conflicted and curious about what happened to her dreams of becoming the next Hollywood star and why she's home. Hamilton is a single POV, second chance, small town, cop/hero romance, happily-ever-after containing dark themes. Content warnings are available on the author's website.