Holding On
She sparkles for the world, but her truth lives hidden in the shadows—until he steps into the darkness to help set her free.
Tinsley Sinclair seems to have it all—the fame, the fans, and an empire built on years of nonstop touring and relentless hustle. But not everything that glitters is gold. To the world, she’s the country pop superstar with a charmed life. The truth runs darker than the spotlight ever shows—and it’s getting too heavy for Tinsley to carry on her own.
Jack Callahan never expected the stunning redheaded goddess that stopped him in his tracks to end up being his best friend’s little sister—let alone fall for her. But one night changes everything … until he wakes to an empty bed and a shattered heart. Tinsley may think she can avoid him, but Jack isn’t the kind of man who gives up on someone who needs him—especially when it’s her.
When Tinsley’s backed into a corner with no way out, Jack doesn’t hesitate to step in. But love—like life—rarely plays by the rules.
After tragedy strikes, Tinsley escapes to Forrest Falls, searching for peace and a place to heal. For the first time, she finds somewhere that feels like home—or what she’s always imagined home could be. But freedom comes with a price, and facing her past might be the only way to protect the future she’s finally brave enough to want.
Holding On is a slow burn romantic suspense novel featuring a curvy country pop star heroine who has loved her brother’s headstrong billionaire best friend her entire life. This dual POV book includes adult themes and language, and is the third book in The Callahans, a series of interconnected standalone novels that can be read alone but best enjoyed if read in order.
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