Her Husband's Best Friend: A Marriage in Crisis Romance (Can this Marriage Survive)

Savannah Hayes thought being Carter’s wife meant she would finally belong.

Newly married and still learning the shape of their life together, Savannah wants to love Carter’s warm, close-knit family as much as she loves him. But there is one person who already seems to have a permanent place there: Lily, Carter’s childhood best friend.

Lily knows every family story, every private joke, every version of Carter that existed before Savannah. To Carter, she’s harmless. Basically family. But Savannah hears the hidden edge in every sweet remark, every “helpful” correction, every reminder that Lily was there first.

When Savannah tries to tell Carter, he brushes it off. Lily doesn’t mean anything by it. Savannah is reading too much into things. His family agrees, gently but firmly, until Savannah begins to feel like the problem in her own marriage.

Then Lily crosses a line Savannah can no longer ignore.

Carter insists it's nothing.

Savannah knows it's not.

Now Carter has to face the truth: He let another woman make Savannah feel like an intruder in her own marriage, then asked her to be graceful about the hurt.

Winning Savannah back will take more than promises. Carter will have to draw the line he should have drawn from the beginning.

Emotional, intimate, and tenderly steamy, this marriage-in-crisis novella is a story of newlywed heartbreak, misplaced loyalty, hard-earned trust, and the moment a husband finally learns what it means to choose his wife.