Goodbye Daven

She was his second choice. He was her only one.

Evangeline Windsor has loved Daven Worwick since she was eleven years old. So when his fiancée left him standing at the altar and he turned to Evangeline — she said yes. Even though she knew she was wearing another woman's dress. Even though she knew his heart still belonged to someone else.

For two years, she proved herself worthy of his love. And she almost believed she'd won it — until the night she discovered she was pregnant and he disappeared without a word.

When he came home, his ex was on his arm. His brother was feeding him lies. And the man Evangeline had built her entire world around looked her in the eye and told her she was nothing.

So she signed the papers. Took nothing. And vanished.

Five years later, Evangeline has a new life, a new country, and two children Daven doesn't know exist — until a hospital waiting room shatters every wall she's built.

Now Daven wants what he threw away. But Evangeline isn't the naive girl who worshipped him anymore. She's a mother, a survivor, and a woman who knows exactly what her love is worth.

The question isn't whether he still wants her. It's whether he deserves her.

Goodbye, Daven is a gripping enemies-to-lovers second-chance romance about betrayal, forgiveness, and the devastating cost of taking love for granted — perfect for readers who love a groveling hero, fierce heroines, and the kind of love story that breaks your heart before it puts it back together.

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Isabella has spent her whole life loving Leonardo Montenegro from a safe, invisible distance.

When his grandmother — the formidable matriarch of the Montenegro dynasty — arranged their marriage, Isabella said yes knowing full well the truth: Leonardo had always been in love with someone else. She told herself she could live with that. She told herself one year of tenderness, of being the perfect CEO's wife, meant something.

Then Angela came back.

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Because Isabella is done waiting to be chosen.