Road Trip

by M.L. Ross

Adult content 18+ /sexual content and language.

Full novel/no cliffhanger/HEA

Gavin and Quinn fell hard and fast for each other. They had an easy and comfortable relationship that was unbreakable.
Five years later, as a newly married couple, Gavin and Quinn move across the country for the opportunity of a lifetime. Isolated from their family and friends, they attempt to start a new life together.
Quickly, their relationship becomes anything but easy and comfortable. Plans for road trips in the mountains are soon forgotten as Gavin’s new opportunity turns out to be more than he bargained for. The stress begins to consume him as he struggles to keep his job, while Quinn is struggling to find herself and fighting to hold onto their relationship she feels is slowly slipping away.
Feeling desperate and at her breaking point, Quinn makes a decision that will forever change them.
When their unbreakable bond is tested, will the strength of their love survive it?

“There is no love without forgiveness, and there is no forgiveness without love. – Bryant H. McGill

ebook

First published June 10, 2014

About the author

I love romance! I've read hundreds of romance novels. I discovered quickly that I have a passion for writing romance, as well as reading them.

I recently self-published Wanted and Hidden through Kindle Direct Publishing.

I want to know what my readers think, so please leave reviews!

Reviews

[Nancywal · Rating 4 out of 5]

This captivating debut novel is told from the perspective of Quinn, one of the main characters in the story. Quinn finds the love of her life and they luxuriate in each other, both physically and mentally. Theirs is a heated romance with a love that is intense and passionate (and oh yes, we are treated to a good dose of sensuality). We follow them through their courtship and then their marriage. When Quinn eventually loses him to his all-consuming job, she makes a decision that may crush their marriage forever. This is the story of two people who have lost themselves and then find themselves again, the author succeeds in revealing their vulnerabilities that make the characters real and not one dimensional, they are believable and sincere. You genuinely feel for them and will find yourself rooting for Gavin and Quinn’s relationship. I did not rate this book higher as there were a few grammatical errors. I highly recommend this book, and look forward to reading more by Ross.