Kinsley Holland has spent the past twenty-four years trying to earn a place in her father's world and heart, making messes along the way, and her latest mess might just be the one to take her down for good. A secret, temporary marriage of convenience should be easy to hide from her dad and fiancé, right?

Wrong. Kinsley's world is flipped upside down when she's kicked out of her father's lush million-dollar home and lands in the tiny, two-bedroom, one-bath home belonging to Caleb, the grumpy farmer she ran off the road, and his kid sister, Annie. Kinsley undergoes a coming-of-age while bonding with her new little "sister" and invading every inch of Caleb's life-including his full-size bed.

Having been burned too many times by the people he loved and trusted, the last thing on Caleb's mind is love. His hands are full as guardian of his fourteen-year-old sister, and now, his plan for financial stability is slipping away by the minute. When Kinsley enters their lives and home, shaking things up in the worst and best ways, Caleb finds himself falling for the girl he had a secret crush on in middle school.

Slow burns and big sparks add to the already sweltering Oklahoma summer. But when hidden sins come to light, Kinsley's search for the truth leads her deep down a rabbit hole, and what she finds there changes everything. Torn between saving her dad and saving her new sense of self, Kinsley follows a rabbit trail so winding that she questions everything she thought to be true about herself and the men in her life.

Can she clean up the biggest mess she has ever made and save the people she loves? And who will she be when she emerges from the rabbit hole?

Deep Down the Rabbit Hole is a contemporary romance set in small-town Oklahoma, where buried secrets and sins run deep. Written from multiple points of view and weaving through dual timelines, it's sure to delight readers looking for a smart, swoon-worthy romance with moments of humor, suspense, and spice.