Six Hours to Houston

Kimmy Clarks has spent six months falling for a voice on a screen.Simon is four thousand miles away, and six hours out of sync with her life in Houston — a man she's never touched, never smelled, never seen outside a rectangle of pixelated light at 4:30 in the morning. When he finally boards a flight to close the distance between them, all she wants is six uninterrupted hours to find out if what they built long-distance survives in person.She doesn't get six hours. She barely gets six minutes.A data breach at her shop has put Kimmy in the crosshairs of people far more dangerous than a slow internet connection ever warned her about — and the quiet, gentle man stepping off that plane turns out to have a past he never mentioned on their calls: training that doesn't show up on a dating profile, and a skill set that's the only thing standing between Kimmy and men who don't miss, and a digital syndicate that leaves no trace.As the clock keeps splitting their two time zones and the danger closes faster than either of them can outrun it, Simon and Kimmy have to learn each other for real — under pressure, under fire, with no six hours left to spare.A slow-burn, long-distance romance collides with a countdown neither of them saw coming. If you love romantic suspense where the connection is earned before the danger ever starts, Six Hours to Houston will keep you reading past your own bedtime.