Mallory Keene thought she was ten weeks away from marrying the man she had loved for five years.
Then Callum told her they should "get healthier" before the wedding.
It sounded harmless at first.
Until she realized he had been looking at old photos of her from when she was thinner. Until she learned his mother had been making comments about how different Mallory used to look. Until wedding pictures became part of the conversation.
So Mallory asks him one question.
If I look exactly like this on our wedding day, do you still want to marry me?
Callum hesitates.
Only for a few seconds.
Long enough to destroy everything.
Mallory cancels the wedding, leaves the life they built together, and tries to figure out who she is when she is no longer being measured against a smaller version of herself.
Then she runs into Theo Danner-the wedding photographer who shot her engagement pictures months earlier.
Theo remembers her.
More importantly, he remembers how beautiful she looked before Mallory ever thought she needed to change.
What begins with coffee, candid photographs, and a friendship she never expected slowly becomes something much harder to resist.
Because Callum may finally realize what he lost.
But Theo never needed Mallory to become less of herself in the first place.
A plus-size contemporary romance about heartbreak, body confidence, regret, and finding the kind of love that never asks you to shrink.