What It Could Be
Jackson:
She was more than the one that got away. More than my high school sweetheart. Taevin Gray was and always will be the only love of my life.
She’s a household name now, also known as the emo cowgirl of country music. But the secret title she holds that I revere most is my wife.
To most, we looked like we were young and naive back then—that what we had was simply puppy love. But that couldn’t have been further from the truth.
I made vows that even in all our years apart I’ve never broken, and now more than ever I’m determined to prove I’ll always love her . . . whatever comes our way.
Taevin:
My life irrevocably changed in an instant, and I fear I will never be the same.
Just as I’m accepting my fate, in walks the man who I pushed away over a decade ago.
This is the second time Jackson Wilson has turned my world upside down, only this time I might not have the strength to push him away.
When I was eighteen, he was my everything until I broke his heart, and myself in return. Now, he’s back and hell bent on being my salvation once again. But some people aren’t worth saving, and after everything I’ve done and kept from him, I’m not sure I’m worthy of his reclamation. Though I’ve never wanted anything more.
What It Could Be is the fourth interconnected standalone novel in the Off Ice series. Readers will love this spicy romance featuring the music industry’s emo cowgirl and her hockey-playing estranged husband and their journey through young love, loss, heartbreak, hardships, and second chances.
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