His Empty Side of the Bed

Wren Salinas has slept alone for fourteen months. Her husband, the hotelier Sebastian Salinas, never misses an anniversary and never comes home. When a bank statement reveals he has bought a vineyard in Sonoma, Wren drives north to end her marriage. She finds no mistress, no second life — she finds a stone barn he is converting into a riding studio for her, built on a decision he made once again without asking. She refuses it, and gives him ninety nights instead: home by seven, no travel, one bed. A marriage-in-crisis second chance romance about the difference between being provided for and being present.