Almost Always

It was always meant to be them. Even if they didn't know it.

Daisy Heroux and Rafferty Ames met as kids, at a time when they needed each other the most. They became friends who secretly loved each other, until hundreds of miles pulled them apart.

It's been twenty years since she's seen him, but Daisy's life has moved forward. She got married and divorced, started a business and built a small, but good life. Struggles with her body and harsh memories of her childhood haven't faded, but she's happier now.

Meanwhile, Rafferty has been quietly struggling. Since his own divorce, he's been working two jobs as he raised his nine-year-old son alone. While he's not looking for someone, he's also not had the time to really consider what a relationship would be like for him now.

When he moves his son to a small town that doesn't even appear on a map, the last thing he expects is to run into his first love. She's not expecting him either. But this reunion encourages them to see their lives differently. The more time they spend together, the harder it becomes to ignore the growing feelings. Now, there's so much more to consider before they take the leap.

They have to decide if love is worth the risk or if they're forever better off as friends.

This book contains mature themes and explicit content, and is intended for readers 18+