In Another Man's Bed

From the New York Times bestseller known for novels of "extraordinary richness and depth,"a woman must chose between her husband and her first love (Chicago Tribune).

When Justine Crandall walks in on her husband of six years with another woman, she flees their home, declaring he'll never see her again. And her wish almost comes true when his car careens off a cliff in his pursuit of her. Hours later she finds herself in a hospital, faced with a terrible choice. Will she disconnect his life support because he was a liar and a cheat or because it's the humane thing to do? Or . . . should she keep faith that he'll revive from his coma?

In the meantime, an old love reappears making the decision even more difficult, pitting her heart against her conscience. Justine finds that soon she must choose: be with a man who truly loves her and puts her first, or honor her marriage vows.

Praise for the novels of Francis Ray:

"A prolific storyteller in the mode of Nora Roberts, [Ray] demonstrates a veteran's skill for crafting fascinating, soulful characters with believable motives and mishaps." —Publishers Weekly

"The best storyteller of the Century. From the first page to the end, I fell in love with Francis Ray." —Mary Morrison, New York Times–bestselling author of Who's Loving You?

"[Ray] creates characters and stories we all love to read about." —Eric Jerome Dickey, New York Times–bestselling author of The Other Woman