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His heart was never home
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- ISBN8233353659
- EAN9798233353659
- Date de parution13/07/2026
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- ÉditeurLinda Balsamo
Résumé
He never touched another woman. He just gave her everything else. Veronica Campbell built a life that runs like a machine. A thriving pediatric practice. Two kids who never miss a dentist appointment. A husband everyone calls a great father, a great guy, a great catch. Then, at midnight, she picks up his phone by mistake, and finds the marriage he's been having with someone else for twenty years. Not an affair.
Nothing to catch. Elaine was never a secret. She gave the toast at their wedding. She's the godmother of their daughter. She's in every photograph on their wall. She's also the one who got his fears, his grief, his first drafts, his 6:40 a.m. ritual, every real piece of him, every single morning, before his feet ever touched the floor of the house he shared with his wife. Kelvin thinks the truth will save him: nothing happened.
He's about to learn that everything happened. It just never happened to her. Veronica doesn't scream. She doesn't set fire to his things. She asks him to pack two bags, and then she does something far more dangerous than leaving. She starts asking why she spent fourteen years being so capable, so self-sufficient, so impossible to worry about, that her own husband felt like a guest in her house. Now Kelvin is sleeping in his brother's spare room, cut off from the friendship that carried him for two decades, discovering that sorry is a word and change is a schedule.
No shortcut. No grand gesture that survives contact with reality. One will collapse right when he thinks he's winning. If he wants his wife back, he'll have to do the one thing he's avoided his entire easy, charming life: fall apart in front of her, own what he broke, and rebuild trust the slow way, one honest Thursday at a time. And Veronica has to decide whether the hardest thing she's ever done is walking away, or learning, for the first time in her life, how to be carried.
A deeply emotional marriage-in-crisis romance about emotional betrayal, accountability, self-worth, and two people tearing a broken marriage down to the studs to build something true. His heart was never home. Now he has to prove there's nowhere else it belongs. ADD TO CART NOW
Nothing to catch. Elaine was never a secret. She gave the toast at their wedding. She's the godmother of their daughter. She's in every photograph on their wall. She's also the one who got his fears, his grief, his first drafts, his 6:40 a.m. ritual, every real piece of him, every single morning, before his feet ever touched the floor of the house he shared with his wife. Kelvin thinks the truth will save him: nothing happened.
He's about to learn that everything happened. It just never happened to her. Veronica doesn't scream. She doesn't set fire to his things. She asks him to pack two bags, and then she does something far more dangerous than leaving. She starts asking why she spent fourteen years being so capable, so self-sufficient, so impossible to worry about, that her own husband felt like a guest in her house. Now Kelvin is sleeping in his brother's spare room, cut off from the friendship that carried him for two decades, discovering that sorry is a word and change is a schedule.
No shortcut. No grand gesture that survives contact with reality. One will collapse right when he thinks he's winning. If he wants his wife back, he'll have to do the one thing he's avoided his entire easy, charming life: fall apart in front of her, own what he broke, and rebuild trust the slow way, one honest Thursday at a time. And Veronica has to decide whether the hardest thing she's ever done is walking away, or learning, for the first time in her life, how to be carried.
A deeply emotional marriage-in-crisis romance about emotional betrayal, accountability, self-worth, and two people tearing a broken marriage down to the studs to build something true. His heart was never home. Now he has to prove there's nowhere else it belongs. ADD TO CART NOW
