Jasper Evans, a wealthy, high-class investor, doesn’t come to the Outer Banks to stay, but to get in and get out within three weeks.

He arrives at Memphis House Bed and Breakfast with a plan—to acquire a trailer park complex and transform it into something more profitable. A decision that has always come easily and effortlessly to him, without emotion.

But Memphis House wasn’t part of the plan.

Neither was Rori Stevens.

The housekeeper at the bed and breakfast who seems to turn Jasper’s plan into something harder to walk away from.

The more time Jasper spends in the Outer Banks, the more everything becomes uncertain—the deal, the decisions in front of him… and the man staring back at him in the mirror.

Jasper went there looking for nothing, but sometimes nothing has a way of showing people something.

Set against the quiet charm of a coastal home, with salty air and the gentle hush of the ocean nearby, Memphis House: The Investor is a story about love, tension, and what happens when what you came for is no longer what you want.

Because in the end, only Jasper knows the choice he’ll make—and whether even the man in the mirror can change.