Candace Daniels and her 3 year old son Liam just moved to the suburban town of Cottonwood Heights, desperate to start over in a new place...this place just happened to be 2,000 miles away from home. It's been about a month and nothing new has really come into her life, including friends. That is, until she met Austin or rather Liam met Austin... changing her life forever.

Austin Post's life has been on pause for ten long years. Since the day his wife Cleo fell into a coma, he's been tethered to her side, living a life of half-existence while the world continues without him. He's built a successful career, traveled the world, and watched his family grow, but his heart remains with Cleo, waiting for her to wake up. His sister Tina doesn't understand. She's desperate for him to move on, to find someone new, but Austin's not ready to let go. When Tina arranges another "friendly" dinner, Austin knows it's not just a meal. It's one of her latest attempts to set him up on yet another blind date. And when Sandra, a beautiful doctor, appears at the table, Austin's worst fears seem to be coming true. He's trapped in a world where his love for Cleo holds him prisoner, and Tina's push for him to move on only deepens the divide between them. As tensions rise and emotions crack, Austin is forced to confront his past and his future. Can he continue living a life built around waiting for something that may never happen? Or will he learn to live without the constant ache of the woman he once knew? "Normal" no longer exists in Austin's world. His life is one of heartache, love, and unwavering commitment. But is it enough to keep him grounded, or will he break under the pressure to move on? An emotional and gut-wrenching journey about love, loss, and the price of waiting for someone who may never return.

A Cowboys legacy lives forever... Book one : Wrapped around your Finger Book two : Wrapped around your Heart Book three : Texas Tea

Austin is the one who suggests marriage counseling. After months of tension and unresolved issues, he's determined to make things work with Ally. But when she finally agrees, he's blindsided by one unexpected request: an open marriage. He never imagined Ally would push for something so radical, and he's adamant that it's a terrible idea. But everything changes the night he meets Nova, a captivating bartender who challenges his beliefs and catches his attention in ways he never thought possible. As the lines between his desires, his marriage, and his morals begin to blur, Austin starts to wonder if Ally's request for an open marriage might not be so out of reach after all. Caught between loyalty, temptation, and a growing connection with Nova, Austin faces a choice that could unravel everything he thought he knew about love and commitment. Will he stay true to his marriage, or will the pull of something new force him to reconsider it all?

She has actively tried to get as far away from him as possible after he dumped her belongings she had left behind on her friend's front lawn and then set them alight, flipping her off as he lit a cigarette and walked off to his car. Honestly, she expected more from him. She knew what the thought of her cheating on him would do - it had been an irrational fear that had kept him up at night during their six months together. Their relationship was toxic from the start. Both were nineteen, both selfish, both hot-headed, and loud-mouthed; and both not knowing what the fuck to do in a real adult relationship, plus they were both putting more effort into their careers than each other. Neither of them are toxic people to be fair, both were raised by good families with good morals and too much love. It had just been their timing - it was off, they found each other at the worst possible time. It's a lesson well learned. Her lesson was simple - men can go fuck themselves, especially Austin, and Austin's lesson? Find a woman and marry the fuck out of her - the bastard. ~~~~~~~~~~ Lux has vowed to never cross paths with her ex, Austin, again. Life, however, likes fucking with her.

Charlotte (Charlie) Roman and Austin Post have always been great friends, but will his fame change who he is? And will Charlie's secret ruin their friendship forever?

Book 1 - When Skyler Underlynn's best friend Gina tells her she's just got engaged, she couldn't be happier. Especially when she announces that Skyler is to be her maid of honor. Skyler is ready to help in any way. Something Gina was hoping she'd say. After a stroke of bad luck with Gina's dream venue and her fiancé Jace's job taking them out of the country, Gina needs Skyler to help assist in planning the wedding in her absence. Except, there was just one catch. Skyler would also be working with Jace's best man, Austin. Who Skyler soon learns is world-famous musician, Post Malone. It should've been a harmless request, but the instant the two met they butt heads at every turn, causing tension for the two to work together. Wanting to be the bigger person, Skyler tries to get them off on a better foot. Little does she know, getting along would only make things far more complicated.

Austin's seemingly perfect life is disrupted by an unexpected visitor, exposing a complex web of secrets and lies. Though his world is turned upside down, he finds the courage to confront the truth and reclaim his life. As he rises from the ashes, he discovers a newfound sense of purpose and hope, illuminating a brighter future.

"Kendra..." he took a deep breath trying to clear his head. He had come here to say goodbye, to cut ties amicably without causing her any more pain than he already had. "How could you even consider anything after what I did..." "It wasn't your fault." Her voice was soft, trying to keep their conversation private from the rest of the cafe. His eyes shot to the coffee mug in his hand, he knew he would lose his composure if he looked at her. "I shouldn't have been driving." "Austin." She sighed, her voice pleading for him to listen to her. "I was over." "And he ran a red." She snapped back quickly, leaning in to the table closer to him. "I should have seen him coming, I should have been able to avoid it." "Austin it was an accident, they happen. No one blames you." He took a steadying breath. Maybe, maybe there was a chance he could accept that part. "And the rest. You really think that wasn't my fault?" ******* Eighteen months ago one drink had changed his life. Twelve months ago too many drinks had shaken what was left of his life and bought it crashing to the ground. He had been waiting for this chance for twelve months, trying to slowly rebuild his life for this very opportunity. Now it's here, is he strong enough to seize it for the miracle it is?

She has to at least try or she will never forgive herself. She stops and turns, walking back to Austin, but stays behind him. Zeus is now fast asleep in his arms, his head hanging over and pressed into the grass - sweet boy. She is now so nervous she can't for the life of her remember the speech she had been practicing. "Ummm...you don't know me and I know you have had a hard day so I am sorry for adding to your stress. I really don't mean to, but Zeus is very special to me and my nephew. My nephew has grown very close to him and would be gutted at not seeing Zeus again. We have been looking after him while you have been away and he has a special seat in my van and his own crystal and he has a job when I groom my clients - he keeps the skittish animals calm and he is very good at it. We love him...and..." she lets her voice die as she sees he is not even bothering to look around at her. He does not care what she is saying. "We...we just want to say goodbye...please." "Doesn't look like he cares much for a goodbye," Austin says with a bit of an obnoxious grunt as he lights a cigarette.