When We Had Forever
A Novel
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4.8 • 15 Ratings
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- $12.99
Publisher Description
“Captivating and emotionally charged with a storyline you won’t see coming. All the stars in the sky.” —MIA SHERIDAN, New York Times bestselling author
An emotionally powerful roller coaster of a novel about losing and finding love, perfect for fans of Colleen Hoover and Lucy Score.
Six months after her husband died in a car crash, Mina Drake is still mired in a haze of grief. Reminders of her years with Michael are everywhere, but beneath her heartache lies an even more painful emotion. It’s a guilty suspicion she can hardly admit to anyone, even herself—that her marriage was over long before Michael’s accident.
They were good together once, she’s sure of it, sharing a connection so deep that Mina can’t understand how it unraveled. That is, until a chance discovery in her husband’s office—and the reappearance of Michael’s estranged brother, Grayson, a notorious bad-boy photographer—awakens her to possible answers.
More shocking still is the pull Mina feels to tattooed, scarred Grayson, who’s nothing at all like the man she married. But as feelings stir to life again, so do secrets, changing everything she thought she knew about her marriage, and about the risks and rewards of loving with no limits…
Perfect for fans of: Enemies-to-lovers Second Chance Romance Slow Burns Forbidden Love Lucy Score, Emily Henry and Mia Sheridan
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
In this suspenseful contemporary, Gandhi (Once Charmed, Twice Cursed) takes readers on an emotional roller-coaster ride. The narrative opens with Mina Drake's husband, Michael, dying in a car accident, then flashes back to their first meeting, 14 years prior: recent college grad Mina hits slightly older architect Michael in the face with a pie at a town festival in coastal Washington State. Mina's immediately smitten and they marry quickly. But over the course of their 14-year marriage cracks form in their relationship. Gandhi toggles between recounting the couple's slow drift away from each other and the present day, when a grieving Mina, now 36, forges a tentative relationship with Michael's estranged identical twin brother, Grayson, a photographer for National Geographic. There are plenty of unexpected twists along the way, culminating in a bombshell about the twins that readers won't see coming. Gandhi does a good job drawing out both the mystery and the romance and her characters are easy to love. Anyone on the hunt for angsty romance should snap this up.
