I had it all: an adoring husband, supportive friends, thriving career, a homey condo in the city.
Amend that. I had it all except for love from my family. But life was good because I had him. Max was everything I dreamed a husband could be and somehow he loved me just as wildly as I loved him. Until one cruel night he was stolen from me. Then I had nothing but a vicious battle ahead of me. It’s a struggle so treacherous, I’m not sure if I’ll make it out with my heart in tact. But on the other side of that brutal war waits the most wondrous prize. Will I allow myself to move forward?
Violet Harper feels like she’s drowning in a sea of pain. Just when she thought that she found happiness, it’s ripped away from her in the cruelest way.
Now that some time has passed, she knows that she has to try to venture out and get on with her life – and a job with the Chicago Scrapers is just what she needs. But what she never expects is a distraction in the form of a tall blonde-haired goalie that makes her feel things that she thought she never would again. “I was thinking about how random life is,” I tell him softly.
Cameron Stone remembers the first time he ever saw Violet. She took his breath away with her beauty and her unmistakable devotion to the man who was proposing to her on bended knee. Ever since that night, he has wanted a love as real as that for himself.
But when fate brings the woman of his dreams back around, he has to plan his next move carefully. She’s trying to dig herself out from under grief so overwhelming that she may never truly feel whole again. But will she ever let him show her that sometimes love is worth just one more try? “You know as well as I do that there’s way more between us than just one night. We are meant for greater things, you and me. Call me selfish, heavy-handed, pushy, whatever you need to in order to feel better in the short term. But come back to me when you’re ready, Violet. Come back and I’ll be waiting. I’m not going anywhere.”
Point of No Return is by far my favourite of Olivia’s books yet! She has crafted a story that is more emotionally raw and more sensual than ever before.
Violet’s struggle to regain her life is both gut wrenching and inspiring while Cameron will steal your heart and have you seriously swooning to the very end. So here’s to second chances and finding true love – in amazing Olivia Luck fashion… Exclusive Excerpt -When my husband works overnights at the fire station, I sleep on his side of the bed. Max doesn’t know that. Even though he spends more nights in our bed than out of it, I miss him enough to burrow in the sheets that emanate the remnants of his aftershave. I feel cocooned in his arms even when he’s not around. Sleep comes easier over here. About The Author -![]()
Olivia Luck lives in the middle of the US with her husband and pooch. She loves writing, reading, pizza, dogs, good TV, cooking and spending time with her family. But not necessarily in that order. Olivia writes New Adult Romance.
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