Every Sunset

Growing up, Anna thought life couldn’t get much tougher, but finding out she was pregnant at fifteen years old wasn’t exactly in the plans she had made for a brighter future for herself.

Sixteen years later and life still hasn’t relented much, but Anna wouldn’t change a thing if it meant losing her reason for living, her amazing son – Max. She has done everything she could, made every sacrifice she needed to make, just to ensure he never faced the childhood she was dragged through, and to guarantee him opportunities in his future that she could never make for herself.

Then one night changed everything. One night, in which Anna decided to take something for herself. One night when she chose her needs in a moment of weakness. It had been selfish and reckless, and now she would regret it forever. That night, and the mistakes that came with it, left her lost and broken, but worse than that, it almost cost Max everything she had strived so hard to give him.

Now all Anna knows is to flee – run far and fast away from the nightmare of her own making.

That’s how she and Max find themselves halfway around the country, in a tiny town they’ve never heard of, renting a guest house from two wealthy brothers who seem far too eager and willing to help perfect strangers in any way they can.

But after everything, how can Anna possibly trust them? It doesn’t matter that they’re sweet, kind, and easy on the eye. It doesn’t matter how many times they promise that they’re decent men who would never hurt her or her son. Even the fact Max trusts them will not sway her opinion. She can’t trust them. She won’t!

But what happens when circumstances leave her no choice but to trust those strangers? Are they really who they claim to be, or is Anna just walking into another huge mistake of her own making once again? Will she allow her own selfish wants, needs, and desires to put everything she has left, at risk once again?

This is a stand alone MFM romance which means the FMC will end up with more than one love interest. It is intended for readers aged 18+