Fractured Connections

I fell for Cameron Connolly at the wrong time. And when he left, I thought my life was over. But then, after the worst happened, I truly understood what that phrase meant. Now, he's not ready for a second chance, and I'm not offering one. Though given that our families have been forced together after losing one of our own, I know there's no turning back. Not this time. Not again. Not when it comes to Cameron. I never wanted to hurt Violet Knight, but there were reasons I had to leave all those years ago-not that she'd believe me if I told her what they were. I not only left her, but I also left my foster brothers. Honestly, I didn't want to come back to Denver to help run my father's failing brewery. But when it comes to my brothers, I know I'll find a way to make it work. Perhaps I'll even earn Violet's forgiveness and face the connection we both thought long forgotten in the process. Because I wanted her then, but now I know I need her. I just hope she needs me.

Harmony Wynham has been many things in her life: daughter, friend, student, lover, wife...and now, widow. Getting past those labels and finding who she could be without them was the hardest thing she's ever done. Then she became friends with Brendon. Every time she looks at him, she sees a past, she sees a present, and she's afraid if she looks too hard, she'll see a future. Brendon Connolly has known Harmony since before she got married. Before she lost everything. He didn't know that one day she wouldn't be just his friend but the woman he wanted to spend the rest of his life with. Only he don't think that can happen. Not when every time she looks at him, she sees what she lost, and he can only see what he can't overcome. He loves her, even though he shouldn't. Somehow, they need to find a balance. Because if they don't, walking away will be the hardest thing she's ever done-even if it's the only thing he should do.

NYT bestselling author Carrie Ann Ryan, concludes a brand new series where second chances don't come often, and overcoming an unexpected loss means breaking everything you knew. The day Sienna Knight lost her best friend was the day she realized that she'd been living in the past. She's tried to find a way to heal, to mend that break. Somehow, she came through it partially whole. But she knows she couldn't have done that without Aiden. The problem is, he once loved her best friend. And now she's gone, and she refuses to be in that shadow, or worse, a replacement for someone they both loved. Aiden Connolly left them all behind. His brother. His family. His best friend. And her. Only Sienna Knight doesn't realize what she means to him. But before he can make sure she knows, he need to figure out exactly what that is.