Too Blind To See Her Breaking
Poe Emerson
Too Blind To See Her Breaking
She was carrying his child. He was too blind to see her breaking.
Annalise Mitchell thought pregnancy would bring her and her husband Graham closer together. Instead, she's never felt more alone. When his sister invites them to the annual family camping trip, Annalise hopes a week away will help them reconnect before their baby arrives.
She doesn't know Graham's ex-girlfriend will be there too.
Now Graham has to face the devastating truth: he failed the woman carrying his child. He chose comfort over courage, silence over standing up for his wife. He let his family treat her like an inconvenience and his ex-girlfriend treat their marriage like a temporary obstacle.
Annalise gave him everything. He gave her nothing when it mattered most.
If Graham wants his wife back—if he wants to meet his child as a family—he'll have to do more than apologize. He'll have to burn every bridge that led him away from her. He'll have to prove that she and their baby are his only priority, that he'll choose her over his family, his past, and his own cowardice.
He'll have to grovel like his life depends on it.
Because it does.
A scorching second-chance marriage romance about a man who learns too late that love isn't passive—and a woman who refuses to be invisible in her own life. Featuring a pregnant heroine who knows her worth, a hero who has to earn his redemption, explicit intimate scenes, and a hard-won happily ever after.
