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What We Keep

by Jennifer Millikin · 2024

Charming and heroic, there’s nothing about Gabriel Woodruff that Avery Burke doesn’t love. His warm brown eyes, his generosity, that small scar above his lip. The newspaper photo of him carrying her from a burning home only… more

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You’re always going to be mine, Avery. I’m always going to be yours. I don’t need a piece of paper or a ring to tell me that.” He taps two fingers over his heart. “It’s in here.
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It’s not honesty that’s hard for people. It’s what’s at stake after they’re honest.
I will not move on. Ever. This is a hard situation, but I'm not afraid of hard things. It's easy to uphold your vows when things are going well. When the money flows and the sex is good and nobody is making life-altering mistakes. (...) Bonds are forged in fire, and right now, Gabriel, we're in the middle of a fire. And even you can't put it out.
Gabriel was a memory, vivid and tangible, but a memory nonetheless. Not anymore. I keep saying we’re finished, as if it’s synonymous with being done. Our marriage is finished. But are we done?
My home with Sabrina burned, and I don’t know how long it will take for me to think of Gabriel’s home as my own, but it doesn’t matter. Because I have Gabriel. He is my home.

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Charming and heroic, there’s nothing about Gabriel Woodruff that Avery Burke doesn’t love. His warm brown eyes, his generosity, that small scar above his lip. The newspaper photo of him carrying her from a burning home only adds to the romance of it all.

A fairytale beginning and a picture-perfect marriage practically guarantees Avery and Gabriel a ride into the sunset. But every relationship has flaws, and what they ignored while they were busy being flawless eventually surfaces. The unraveling begins with the smallest tug on the tiniest string.

Their fall is spectacular, the kind that makes the paper.

When the fairytale goes up in smoke, Avery and Gabriel are forced to ask themselves hard questions.

What does 'for better or worse' really mean? Is this their second chance at a once-in-a-lifetime love? What do we keep, when we lose it all?

Book details

First published
2024
Genre
Romance
Goodreads rating
4.24 (4k ratings)

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