She Divorced Him in Her Heart First

She Divorced Him in Her Heart First

Marriage and Infidelity Romance of Betrayal, Divorce, and Second ChanceBy Lynda Stewart
Michael Caine
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Length8h 21m

About this audiobook

"I divorced you in here long before a judge signed anything." Indie Sorley signs the papers on a Tuesday and feels nothing — because the marriage ended years before the courthouse made it official. She checked out to survive a husband who went absent every time life got hard, and then went to another woman entirely. Now the decree is final, her bakery is the only thing that's still hers, and a developer is about to take even that. Daniel Frost cheated, and he owns it — not the marriage did it, not the lawsuit, not her quiet. Him. He built lake houses for other people while his own home went cold, and he handed a stranger the inside of himself he never gave his wife. The divorce took his standing to fix anything for Indie. He has no claim, no rights, no paper left to hide behind. If he wants her back he has to court his own ex-wife from zero — and give up the one thing he built with his own hands and fought hardest to keep. And Indie has to decide the hardest question of all: from the far side of a signed divorce, with no obligation and every reason to walk, does she actually want back in — or does she just miss not being numb? She Divorced Him in Her Heart First is a grounded, adult, slow-burn second-chance romance where the reconciliation begins after the divorce is final — no legal safety net, no default, all choice. Quiet, literary, and devastating: a marriage un-defaulted and chosen, one honest day at a time.

Audiobook details

GenreRomance, General Fiction
Length8 hrs 21 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
LanguageEnglish

Table of contents

1Introduction
4She Divorced Him in Her Heart First (pt. 3)
2She Divorced Him in Her Heart First (pt. 1)
5She Divorced Him in Her Heart First (pt. 4)
3She Divorced Him in Her Heart First (pt. 2)

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