You Can Always Go Home

Karma has a funny way of working. One day, you lose it all. Your family, your friends, the only person you ever thought you could love. It drops you off in a place that is foreign, leaving you to figure out where to go and what to do. Just when things are bleak and you don’t think you can go on, fate steps in and shows you what it was all for. Everything you thought you’d lost, you realize you never lost at all. As you move through life, you learn that if you close yourself off from the things that hurt, you miss out on the good stuff.

Alexina’s life is full of twists and turns. She lost most of her family as a child, and now as an adult, has just buried her husband of two years. It doesn’t help matters that she’d been on the verge of asking for a divorce. A chance meeting with a past flame has her thinking of what could have been. Exhausted and burned out from the guilt of her husband’s death and the pressure of her family, Alexina heads back to her childhood home, Killeen, Texas.

Luciano has loved Alexina since high school, keeping her close to his heart. When he sees her at her husband’s funeral, he can’t help the pull he feels for her. Knowing it’s the wrong place and time, he walks away, hoping to see her again. When he sees her six months later at a friend’s party, he knows fate is on his side. Now, all he has to do is get past her doubts of them and the guilt of her husband’s death.

Behind the scenes, a sinister force is working against them, threatening to tear them apart. Her late husband left behind unfinished business, information his enemies desperately want kept hidden. Now, his old company is after her and the information, whether she knows anything about it or not. It’s going to take everything Alexina has to keep her wits about her and make sure they stay safe.