They wanted forever… but is forever really their destiny?After several misunderstandings and unsavory characters get in their way, Ellen Love and Jag Jensen have called it quits after nine years of being together. Now they find themselves in places with which they're not accustomed: Ellen is trying to get used to the idea of dating another man, having never gone out with anyone other than Jag, while Jag is coping with an injury and the loss of baseball, a game he's played for over twenty years. Neither is sure how to handle their new situation, but they're dealing.When a surprise trade lands Jag right back in the middle of things and right back into Ellen's life, new boyfriend and all, can he keep his cool and try to recover what they once had? Does Ellen still carry a torch for her first love or has she already fallen for her new baseball player, making it too late for them to start again?The fight is on as Jag goes head-to-head with Ellen's new love interest as he tries proving to her that their love deserves another shot. Can he win her back or is their dream of a perfect forever gone for good?This is the third book of the True Love Trilogy.Due to language and sexual content, this book is not recommended for readers under age 17 USA Today Best Selling author Harper Bentley writes about hot alpha males who love hard. Following her childhood dream, she taught high school English forever, but has since left the profession. Although she misses her students and colleagues, never having to grade another paper again helps alleviate the loss.After traveling the nation in her younger years as a military brat, having lived in Alaska, Washington State and California, she now resides in Oklahoma with her wonderful husband, a grumpy old cat and an overly energetic Yorkie happily writing stories that she hopes her readers will enjoy.You can contact her at HarperBentleyWrites@gmail.com, harperbentleywrites.com, on Facebook or follow her on Twitter @HarperBentley. She'd love to hear from you! Jag Jensen and Ellen Love wanted forever, but sometimes forever's not that easy.
