Eaglewoman

Reeling from the shame, anger, embarrassment of his break up with the love of his life publicly, Kieran White had gotten involved with a common waitress at the pub he visited. They had hit it off and soon had a one night stand that led to them signing a contract marriage of five years so Kieran could head his family's business. 

What Edwina Hall had thought was a dream come true soon came shattering with a reality so blindly forced into her face when her husband asked her to sign the divorce papers he presented to her. Devastated, she had signed the papers and had left her cold-hearted ex-husband alone only to realize that she was pregnant with his son. 

Five years later, the duo crossed part in the most unlikely places and this time, the tables had turned as Kieran would do anything to get Edwina to notice him and most importantly, be with him again. 

Would Edwina continue to feign indifference to the man who had her heart and the father of her son or would she ignore him and move on with someone else?

Winning My Ex-Wife Back

They came and went, periodically. Sometimes the tenor of the voice was the same. And other times it was not. It was as though different people were trying to talk to me.

But no matter how hard I strained, how hard I tried to listen, I could not.

I felt like I was buried deep, totally submerged in mud. Everything was muffled, and it scared me. How did I get here? Where was I?

The world was black and void, emptiness stretching on and on. I felt like it went on forever.

I tried to trace the voices back into the light, a very tiny, almost invisible pinprick of light that stood way above me. But it was hard.

My limbs…I wasn't even sure I had limbs.

The mud was clinging deep to my body. And no matter how much I pushed, it didn't give way.

So I gave up. And sank right back into the mud. I was too tired to fight. To tired to keep reaching for that light that seemed impossibly out of my reach.

CHAPTER 159