Maria Undone
Maria
I grew up as the poor, bullied girl from the wrong side of the tracks. But once I had my glow-up, I shed my trailer-trash persona and created a new one. Now, they have new names for me.
Cold. B!tch. Sl*t.
But they don’t know the real me.
All I’ve ever wanted was to be loved. Adored. Cherished.
Yet, all I have to show for it is a long list of F-boys who only saw me as a good time.
After my so-called best friend betrayed me and I witnessed the man I thought I loved fall for someone else, I was determined to make a change.
But would the complicated charms of a handsome widower derail my growth?
Brian
I couldn’t imagine loving another woman as much as I loved my late wife. I was content to spend my days living in the shadow of her memory, occasionally using faceless women to assuage the loneliness I felt.
Then, one rainy, fateful day, I met Maria. For the first time in years, I felt something other than lust for another woman. She floored me and flipped my routinely comfortable existence on its head.
But just when I started falling for her, my left-over loyalty towards my late wife led me to hurt the one woman who’d shone a light into the shadows.
Can I move forward from my past? Or will my grief and guilt threaten my newfound happiness?
This is a standalone romance novel. It features a HEA for the FMC and MMC. No cheating. OW and OM drama. Both characters are mentioned in Simon Says. While it is recommended that you read Simon Says, it is not necessary in order to enjoy Maria Undone.
TW: Cancer, loss of a spouse, childhood trauma.
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