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Sunrise Surf

When a police officer posing as a surfer and a doctor wading through the unchartered waters of parenting a teen join forces to dismantle a drug operation, anything is possible.

Oregon State Police Officer Logan Wright swaps his badge for a board, posing undercover as a homeless surfer to infiltrate a deadly drug ring. Set against the breathtaking backdrop of Seaside’s rugged coastline, he struggles with his dual life, especially after meeting a beautiful doctor who turns his head and touches his heart. Troubled by the fine line between duty and authenticity, Logan fears sharing the truth of his identity will drive her away.

Laken Hayes is a devoted doctor, fiercely protective of her teenage nephew, and determined to keep her hectic life in balance. But when a free-spirited surfer enters her world, nothing will ever be the same. Unexpectedly drawn to the charismatic man, Laken finds joy in his upbeat outlook on life while inadvertently becoming entangled in the web of Logan’s mission.

As their connection deepens and mysteries unravel, Logan faces a heart-wrenching dilemma: will he continue the deception to protect his cover or reveal his true self to the woman who has captured his heart?

Join Logan and Laken as they navigate a tide of secrets, false identities, and a wave of fast-moving danger in Sunrise Surf, a wholesome small-town romance that proves love may be the ultimate risk worth taking.

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The other beach bum with Jake was as tall as the police captain and possessed a lean physique that appeared to be all muscle. He wore a pair of board shorts and dirty boat shoes. The buttons were missing from his tropical print shirt, leaving it open to reveal acres of tanned, taut skin over impressive pectoral and abdominal muscles.

His head had been down, as though he was staring at the handcuffs on his wrists and wondering where they’d come from, when he walked into the ER. Slowly, he lifted his head, and Laken barely held back a startled gasp. The man had gorgeous mossy-green eyes and a handsome face despite the scruffy beard that covered part of it. The sun-streaked blond hair on his head looked like it had been styled for a shampoo commercial with wind-tossed curls falling around his ears.

To distract herself from the unreasonable attraction she felt to someone who was clearly a law-breaking felon, she sang a few bars from “Send in the Clowns.”

Makayla laughed from beside her. “Great choice,” she said.

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