Sequel to Forever & Always: Tim now has to face one new major conflict in his life: Living without Faith. This sequel tells Tim's journey through alcohol, mourning, and maybe even new love.

Tim goes to college at LSU, and is the quarterback for the LSU tigers. Faith transferred from Mississippi State. They meet and changed their lives. Tim and Faith have been together for over a year now. Embark on their adventure through love, hate, friendship, and jealousy.

Tim starts to miss Faith after he plays a sold out show in Faith's hometown. He starts to miss her more and more each time they hang out. He misses everything about her. Will Faith trust him after what Tim did in the past? Will they get back together?

Tim is a country artist, but what happens when he tells a lie to his family? How is he going to get out of the mess? Is he going to seek help from Faith, who he just met?

They've lived seven years without their children. Their on again, off again marriage has finally worked itself out, and they feel as if things are starting to become a new kind of normal. Suddenly, Faith begins to feel as if maybe they haven't lost all of their children, there might still be one out there. Tim doubts Faith's suspicions, thinking that Faith is just feeling a bit uneasy with their new, calmer lifestyle. Is Faith right, or is she losing her mind? After Tim and Faith discover Audrey's state, Faith learns that Tim isn't exactly the man she thought he was. Tim's reputation, marred by the past, is put at stake when people from the past begin to show up and tell Faith the truth about Tim.

Tim and Faith had a perfect life. Two careers starting the high life and a little baby girl on the way. Until one night Tim did something he swore he would never do again drink. Faith and him get into a huge fight and Faith leaves. Later that night Tim gets the worse call. Faiths in a coma and Gracie barley alive. Now all Tim us praying is that Faith will wake up to help Gracie and Him, but when someone from the past appears will Tim and Faiths lives ever be the same?