Some buildings are worth saving. So is the love you almost walk away from.
Iris Calloway crossed an ocean to start over. A British restoration specialist who talks to old buildings under her breath, she came to New York three weeks ago because London had started to feel like a coat that no longer fit. Her first solo project is the Hadley Building, an 1897 Beaux-Arts beauty buried under decades of bad renovation. What she does not expect is the man who owns it.
Damon Cross is a self-made billionaire who grew up riding the 7 train from Queens while his mother cleaned the very landmark buildings he now owns. He does not perform, does not fill silence, and does not like good things that have been treated badly. When he starts turning up at her job site already knowing how she takes her coffee, Iris discovers that the most carefully guarded structure in New York might be the man himself.
As they uncover what the Hadley Building was always meant to be, the distance between them keeps shrinking to nothing. But Iris came to New York on borrowed time, and London is calling her back. Now both of them have to decide what is worth keeping, and what they are willing to stay for.
Perfect for readers who love a swoon-worthy self-made hero, a clever heroine with a mind of her own, and a slow burn that feels inevitable, Finding Love in New York is the fourth standalone novel in the Passport to Love series. Steamy, heartfelt, and impossible to put down.
