The Promises We Broke
He broke her heart once. Now fate is giving them a second chance—if she can learn to trust him again.
Gage Farrington has spent seven years running from the worst mistake of his life. The betrayal he never thought his family could forgive. When a motorcycle accident forces him back to Willowbrook, broken and ashamed, he never expected to face the woman whose heart he shattered when he disappeared without explanation. But Billie Schulster is now his physical therapist, and she’s the only one who can help him heal.
Billie thought she’d moved on from the boy who kissed her and confessed his feelings, only to drive away that very night and leave her with a broken heart. But seeing Gage again, vulnerable, hurting, and still carrying the guilt that drove him away, awakens feelings she thought she’d buried forever. Maintaining professional distance should be easy. So why does her heart race every time he’s near?
As he starts to work through his recovery, Gage recognises that the betrayals of his childhood may not have been his fault after all. So now that he has nothing to drive him away he’s faced with the realisation that he never should have left the one woman he’s ever loved behind.
Now, Gage is determined to win her back, but can Billie learn to trust the man who disappeared once and left her behind?
A second-chance romance about healing, forgiveness, and discovering that love can bloom again—even from broken promises.
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