Part of the Rowe Ranch series
"She's a firestorm in scrubs, and I'm about to get burned."Ozzy: Taking a job as a private nurse on a family ranch in Virginia was supposed to be a temporary fix-a way to disappear, lay low, and keep my past where it belongs. My patient? A grumpy old man with one foot in the grave and a foul mouth to match my own. Easy enough. His family? A whole different story. Jackson Rowe is a problem I don't need. A rugged cowboy with a sharp stare, a sharper tongue, and a body carved by hard work and bad decisions. He's watching me too closely, peeling back my layers with nothing but silence and those storm-cloud eyes. He wants to know my secrets. But trust isn't something I give, and getting close to me comes with consequences. Jackson: My father is dying, and my family is barely holding it together. The last thing we need is a sarcastic, guarded-as-hell nurse stirring up trouble. But Ozzy Davenport isn't just trouble-she's a goddamn hurricane in eight inch heels. She pushes, I push back, and somehow, that friction turns into something neither of us saw coming. She acts like she's untouchable, like she's already halfway out the door. But I see her. I see the fight in her, the fire. And I know one thing for sure-whatever she's running from is catching up. And this time, I won't let her run alone. Author & Artist
The transformative power of art to turn a dark moment into something beautiful has captivated artist and writer DJ Krimmer since childhood. Whether writing alternate endings to TV shows or designing their own coloring books, Krimmer has turned to art for creating a world with a little more adventure and beauty.
With over twenty years of practicing art, Krimmer developed a unique style and process built from their early days of writing fan fiction and creating fan art. With Krimmer's debut novel having sold internationally, the recent public release of their artwork has only added to the artist's repertoire. Working in acrylic paint, Krimmer's meticulous approach to each painting has resulted in a sizable body of work, with pieces currently in collections across the world, from the United States to Canada and Australia.
Whether in the form of words or imagery, Krimmer's fascination for storytelling and the transformative power of art drives their passion and permeates their work.
