A Song for Another Woman
The night my husband wins an award for singing a love song with another woman, the whole country watches my marriage fall apart.
For thirteen years, I have loved country music superstar Cade Tyler through empty bars, broken-down motels, number-one hits, and sold-out stadiums. I gave up my own dreams to help him chase his.
Now I sit in the audience while he looks at beautiful young singer Melody Hunter with the fire he used to save for me.
The cameras capture every second of my humiliation.
His arm around her. Her breathless smile. The emotional acceptance speech that makes her sound like his muse, and me like an obligation he almost forgot to thank.
Cade swears he never touched her.
But betrayal doesn’t always begin in a bed.
A leaked recording makes it sound as though our marriage is the only thing keeping him from the woman America already wants him to choose.
So I stop waiting for my husband to come home.
I leave Nashville, reclaim the voice I abandoned for his career, and take one life-changing secret with me, one that could bind us together forever.
A Song for Another Woman is a high-angst, marriage-in-crisis romance featuring a public humiliation, emotional betrayal, secret pregnancy, relentless grovel, and a hard-won second-chance HEA. There is no cheating.
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