Jagged Ink
Montgomery Ink: Colorado Springs Book 3
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4.2 • 158 Ratings
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- $5.99
Publisher Description
Roxie Montgomery met her soul mate when she least expected it. When he asked her to marry him, she thought her happily ever after was only just beginning. Then, she found that walking into the sunset was much harder than her favorite books made it out to be.
After a crushing loss, she feels as though she doesn’t know her husband anymore, or rather…she doesn’t know herself.
Carter Marshall has loved Roxie since the first time he saw her. But as the days pass between them, so does the distance. He doesn’t know how to show her that he’s all in, and honestly doesn’t know if she’s in at all.
When an accident changes everything, they’ll have to decide if what they have can be salvaged, or if starting over is the answer. Or even possible.
**Jagged Ink is a marriage in jeopardy, nearly enemies to lovers, second chance romance in the Montgomery Ink: Colorado Springs series featuring Roxie and Carter. Each book can be read as a complete standalone. An HEA is guaranteed!**
Customer Reviews
Roxie & Carter
“Jagged ink” finally lets us in on what’s happening with Roxie and Carter. First year newly wedded bliss isn’t exactly blissful when your husband gets injured, your family continues to have issues, and everyone around you is suddenly having babies. This story was good, but I felt like there were some parts lacking. It also ties all the Colorado Springs Montgomery’s up together while introducing us to the Boulder bunch.
Unpredictably Awful
Hundreds of pages of whining and sniveling by a couple who decided not to talk to each other. Yawn. Skip this one.
I also get the distinct impression that this one didn’t see an editor.
Carter and Roxie!! Amazing!!
This book gives you all the feels! Loved Roxie and Carter! This book is absolutely amazing and I’ve enjoyed all of the books from this series each one has been excellent in there own way. I couldn’t get enough of the book once I started the pages flowed and the vivid storytelling keeps the reader engaged. Overall, I highly recommend.