Abandoned by her birth mother, abused by her adoptive father, and tortured by a childhood bully, Aurora believes she's broken, damaged goods, unwanted by all, until she plows into two men while trying to escape her mortal enemy. Aurora is human. She knows powers exist in the world because her best friend is a witch, but she's about to learn about demons in the hardest manner possible: by falling in love. Will she choose the dark, brooding demon, or his twin, the gentle giant. Or, is it possible, that she chooses both?

Driving home, after yet another unsuccessful marriage counseling session, Cynthia Barnett finds herself waging an internal battle. She has just announced to her husband of four years, Marc Barnett, that she no longer loves him. Her rash announcement will either lead her down the unknown path of divorce, force her husband to change his selfish ways, or encourage her to change her own mind-staying married to a man whose utter disregard, and blatant deceit, lies in direct conflict with her own happiness. Divorce, she knows, is absolute. But, staying married to a man who refuses to factor her into his life seems just as daunting a prospect. No matter what option Cynthia picks, at the end of the day, she knows she has to live with her decision. The choice, ultimately, is up to her. Through a series of memories, and humorous twists of fate, Cynthia takes the reader on a life-changing journey. She learns to stand up for herself, to stand up to the man she once loved, and to strengthen her resolve in the infinite steadfastness of God's heart.

Sonya Lancaster finally has everything she has ever wanted: a position as second in command at a prestigious golf club in Bloomington, Indiana, confidence in who she is as a person, and a man with whom she utterly loves-and who utterly loves her. So why won't he propose? The question haunts her, which only raises her ire toward the man she desperately wants to call her husband. It is then that her world slowly starts to crumble with passcodes, flirtatious text messages, and the feeling that the man she loved has become a man she doesn't know at all. Her world is crumbling, but a mysterious stranger, a man who begins working at the club, is waiting in the wings to pick up the pieces of her broken heart.