Maliyah Davenport built a new life in Florida after escaping an abusive relationship, but when family crisis brings her back to Boston, she decides to stay for good. Working as a director for a domestic violence program, she's settling in at home-and maybe finding something more with Boston Police Detective, Reed Morrison. Reed is charming and protective, but he's not looking for anything serious. He likes Maliyah, but commitment isn't on his agenda. When Maliyah's dangerous past catches up with her, everything changes. Reed realizes what he could lose, but Maliyah has learned that some people only fight for you when they feel like it, and she's tired of being the one to fight for survival. She deserves to be the one someone fights for. Can Reed prove his love is real? Or will Maliyah's shadows be too much to overcome? Book 2 in The Fragments of Love series. Can be read as a standalone (but more fun if read in order!)

My wife gave birth to a red-headed baby. Only problem is, no one in my family has red hair, and never has as far as we know, and no one in her family does either. So, I accused my wife of cheating on me right after she gave birth, demanded a DNA test before I'd believe the baby was mine and left her alone in her hospital room with the baby. It didn't take me long to realize my mistake. And then I had to win her back.

The complete book is only available on Kindle and can be found at https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FS181BKW/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?crid=2C1BY8TCDSU9G&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.UYq_PSgfmkivAIc6YRMNNQ.bASV0Mjw-veYDv83E4xEEOQOz5ORQXBkqztBnt-J9BM&dib_tag=se&keywords=the+gathered+fragments+of+us&qid=1758560347&s=books&sprefix=the+gathered+fragments+of+us%2Cbooks%2C46&sr=1-1 I will keep some of the early chapters here live, but the conclusion, changes to story line, and additions will only be available to read through Kindle once published. Until then, happy reading! 🥰 Felicity Barrett thought she had everything: a marriage to a man she loved and a beautiful future. But when years of neglect and unspoken grief collide with her husband's devastating mistake, everything begins to crumble. Caden Barrett has always been the fixer-at work, at home, and in his marriage. But some things can't be solved with late-night apologies or expensive gifts. To win back Felicity's trust, he'll have to face his failures, fight for their future, and learn what it truly means to not only love his wife, but to show that love. Together, they must navigate family turmoil, betrayal, and the painful echoes of the past. Through chaos, heartbreak, and unexpected joys, Felicity and Caden discover that love isn't about perfection-it's about persistence, forgiveness, and choosing each other again and again. This is a story of brokenness and healing, of second chances and the quiet work of love. It is a novel that explores modern marriage, blended families, and courage while asking: when everything shatters, can love be rebuilt stronger than before?

Austin was living his dream - married to Daisy, the love of his life, and about to become a father. From the battlefield to the delivery room, he'd fought for their future, overcoming every obstacle - including Daisy's fiercely protective brother, Sidler. But when a devastating accident leaves him in a coma, Austin wakes to a nightmare: Daisy isn't his wife. There's no baby. In fact, she barely knows him and she has a boyfriend. Confused, heartbroken, and haunted by memories that feel more real than the hospital bed he's confined to, Austin must face an unbearable question: What if the life he remembers never existed at all? As his mind wages war between truth and illusion, Austin is determined to reclaim the love he's certain they shared - even if everyone insists it was all in his head.

This story is on hold for the time being. Andi and Gavin, have real chemistry but have a rough start. Gavin struggles to focus on her. A co-parent with his ex, when his priorities get mixed up, Andi suffers. How will Gavin learn his lesson? How will Andi protect her heart?

Asha finds herself navigating the turbulent aftermath of a crumbling marriage. Aiden, her husband, has betrayed her trust in the most devastating way, leaving her grappling with heartbreak and a storm of unresolved emotions. Caught between the life she once knew and an uncertain future, Asha must confront her pain while searching for a path forward. Haunted by guilt and consumed by regret, Aiden is desperate to make amends. The weight of his mistakes looms large, straining his every effort to rebuild the shattered bonds with Asha and their children. Despite his attempts at reconciliation, the shadow of his choices threatens to overshadow his hopes of redemption. Caught between love, loss, and self-preservation, Asha faces a choice: rebuild what's broken or leave it behind. Author's Warning: This story isn't your typical second-chance or redemption romance. It's a journey of growth and self-discovery on a path that's raw, unfiltered, and imperfect. It's meant to feel real and might be interpreted differently by each person who reads it. Though it might not align with everyone's expectations, I sincerely hope you enjoy reading my story

Kaya knows what it's like to be abandoned by the people who are supposed to love and protect her. What will she do when she has no choice but to return to those same people? For someone with the road name Lucky he lost the only woman that had ever meant anything to him. He and his club, her family, have a lot to atone for. But that's exactly what they'll do because there is no way he will lose her twice. Time for her to realize how he got his road name.

When you find out your entire marriage has been a lie... The night before our sixth anniversary, my in-laws told me that my husband had gone out on a date with his ex, and had run off on the morning of our wedding until his father forced him to come back. For six years, I thought we'd been happy and that my husband loved me. Everything was a lie. And things just kept getting worse.

My fiance has a girl best friend. I hate her and she hates me and she's hated me from the start. My hate grew over time. After some particularly vile things she said, I uninvited her to our wedding. Then Gibson said the wedding wouldn't be happening if she wasn't invited. So I handed him his rings back.

For six and a half years, I'd been Orion's ol' lady. So I thought. When I went to tell him that I was, against all odds, pregnant, he informed me that I had been part of his cover for his undercover work. He didn't want me or our baby. Fine. He wasn't the only one with a secret life.