Blindsided

Cadi Hughes and Gray Callahan have been best friends for as long as they can remember, growing up side by side through scraped knees, schoolyard rivalries, and teenage dreams. From the moment Cadi first met Gray-a brooding, storm-eyed boy on his first day of Reception-she knew he was different. Over the years, their bond became unbreakable, a constant in a world that was always changing. Their childhood friendship blossoms into love, and as they grow older, they build a life together-marriage, careers, and a child, their son Tomos. But everything shatters when Gray betrays Cadi in a way that is unforgivable. The aftermath is devastating, leaving them both wrecked in ways they never imagined. As misunderstandings, resentment, and buried truths unravel, they must confront the painful question: Is their love strong enough to survive, or have they reached the breaking point? Caught between love and heartbreak, Cadi and Gray must decide-will they find a way back to each other, or will this be the end of everything they've built?

Ana was the girl with the sharp tongue and sharper instincts, always five steps ahead of the world-and ten steps away from letting anyone close. Byron was the golden boy with a rugby ball in one hand and mischief in the other, wearing charm like armour and hiding feelings he never knew how to name. They grew up together, sparring through childhood and skating past something deeper. But something happened that cracked their bond and set them on paths that veered too far apart. Now, Ana is an investigative journalist with secrets buried so deep that not even her closest friends know the truth. Secrets that could cost her everything. Byron is still the life of every room, carrying a reputation for never sticking around-but he's never really taken his eyes off her. When they're drawn back into each other's lives, the sparks are instant, and the wounds are still raw. One impulsive night sets off a chain of consequences neither of them is ready for. As Ana clings to her independence and Byron tries to prove he's not the boy she once knew, old hurts threaten to ruin what little chance they have left. Will they finally confront the truth that's kept them apart for so long-or are some cracks too deep to mend?