Sooner or later the past catches up with you and then you have toface the truth...Fourteen years is a long time to pretend someone doesn’t exist,especially if that person is responsible for crushing your heart. Butpretending in a small town where everyone knows your backstory—or thinks they do? Impossible.Beckett Durrell isn’t the same lovestruck fool he’d been allthose years ago when he’d believed in destiny and ever-after. Atthirty-five, he’s not interested in meant-to-be or long-term, thoughhe almost made it to the altar eleven months ago. But he couldn’tspit out the “I do” and refuses to think it’s because of her, thewoman he’s never forgotten.Katrina Carlisle knew she married the wrong man long beforeshe discovered his first affair. She’d been too heartbroken after thebreakup with Beck Durrell to notice the new man’s slick words, orthe fact that his mother seemed more interested in her than he was.After a disastrous marriage, she’s now divorced with two smallchildren, working a low-paying job, living in a tiny rental, andwondering how her life had gone so wrong.When destiny orchestrates a plan for Beck and Katrina to cross paths, there’s no pretending the attraction isn’t there. But thedistrust? The fear of getting hurt again? That’s definitely there, too,and it’s going to take a lot more than simple attraction to getpast it.Can Beck and Katrina trust each other enough to open theirhearts for a second chance at happily-ever-after?