Cameron escapes Denver on his eighteenth birthday with nothing but the clothes on his back—and his baby brother, Luke, swaddled in his arms. He’s fleeing their abusive father, and he has no place to turn. No place, that is, except for the town he knows to be the home of Lizzie Grant, a kindhearted near-stranger. Caloosa Springs is nothing more than a wisp of an idea, but Cameron hopes he is running toward home.

Jase just wants someone to call his own. The son of the town’s stuffy mayor, he’s constantly trying to forge his own path. He thinks he’s discovering it in his fledgling contracting business and with his good friends Oliver, Tyler, Sam, and Wyatt by his side. Eventually, he’ll have to come out to his dad, but that’s a later problem. Things have a way of working out in Caloosa Springs.

Cameron doesn’t know that Lizzie is dead. Jase doesn’t know anything about taking care of babies. But when the brothers show up in Caloosa, abused and afraid to trust a single soul, everyone’s going to have to figure things out quickly. Jase can fix just about anything, but can he rebuild a family… and construct something real and true with Cameron?

Built in Caloosa Springs is a heartwarming, sweet, funny romance that features plenty of steam and a guaranteed HEA. Listeners should note some scenes of domestic abuse and homophobia.