Wednesdays: A Denver Renegades Novella
Kane Ashford has been retired a while now, and he still walks into a room like he's checking the exits.
The grand gesture is over. He got the girl, he got the ring, he got the four-bedroom house he bought years before he could have told anyone why. What nobody warns you about is the part after - that a marriage isn't one enormous decision, it's about nine hundred small ones, most of them made on a kitchen floor at the end of a long day.
They inherited no traditions. His mother has been gone since he was a teenager and hers are all borrowed. So they build their own, badly, on purpose: a card behind a magnet with the rules on it, grocery night, fifty pounds of onions, an outdoor rink at whatever hour he needs it, and a promise she made him at two in the morning that neither of them has ever broken.
Ask me on a Wednesday.
Then there's a baby. Then there's a night that runs long and goes wrong. And then there's a question about a second one - where her number and his number are not the same number, and neither of them wants to be the one who says it out loud.
A warm, filthy, high-heat novella about the marriage that comes after the happily-ever-after. Dual POV. No third-act breakup, no manufactured drama - two people who keep choosing each other on a weekday.
Tropes: married-couple romance - established relationship - found family - a grieving man learning to be happy - pregnancy and new parenthood - high heat between two people who know each other completely - no third-act breakup - dual POV
Content note: Explicit sexual content. Grief and the long-ago death of a parent. Pregnancy, an on-page labor and delivery with a frightening complication, and postpartum recovery. A pet's medical emergency (the animal is fine). The couple end the book still disagreeing about one thing, on purpose. No cheating, no harm to animals, guaranteed HEA.
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