Broken Together

by Serenity Everton

Shannon and Harry’s marriage has mysteriously fallen apart in so many little moments in the months since their sons have gone away to college, and it will take hard work and a commitment by them both to rescue it and strengthen it. How do two individuals find their way forward together, when they’ve spent too long breaking themselves apart? Experience romance, anger, passion, pain, and life events with them, witness them reassess all they know and expect, and watch as they try to save their marriage and their love for each other. This novella is approximately 30,000 words in length, or 58 pages, and is romance. In the romance genre, the story moves forward as the relationship between the main characters develops. Sometimes progress in the relationship of the story is marked by sexual content. In this story, Harry is a dominant man. Harry & Shannon do explore erotic and disciplinary spanking as they seek to redefine their understanding of themselves and each other. If these themes offend you, do not read this book.

78 pages, Kindle Edition

First published February 24, 2012

Reviews

[carol · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was a lovely surprise, better than I'd expected. A novella which I had as a free read, that deals with older people, the fifty+ age group where issues of professional work stresses plus serious health issues, of living or dying, plus the effects of long term married sexual relationships which from the mundane suddenly becomes important, life changing times of, is this the end or can something be saved? It follows the characters Mike and Shannon through their fears and what they are losing, through their journey and experiences from vanilla sex to changes and experiencing aspects of lite BDSM like spanking, control and discipline, blindfold or bondage but will it be enough to save the health, the life, or the marriage? It made me think about my own relationship, health, mortality, not taking it or the other person in your life for granted...and yes it brought tears to my eyes. It has very few errors and is worth reading...a good three stars.

[Elle Sabine · Rating 5 out of 5]

Older adults fixing their marriage after a heart crisis. Emotional tear-jerker and beautifully romantic.