If Life Were A Movie

<p><strong>What if the love you've been waiting for your whole life refuses to follow the script?</strong></p><p></p><p>Jane Rogers has built her life around happily-ever-afters. As the owner of <em>A Novel Idea</em> bookstore she's memorized the meet-cutes swooned over the grand gestures and believed that impossible all-consuming love is always waiting on the next page.</p><p></p><p>Then Jon Brooks walks in-and suddenly Jane is living the story she's always craved. The chemistry is instant. The connection undeniable. Their first weekend together feels like destiny written in real time: stolen kisses late-night confessions and a love so electric it leaves her breathless.</p><p></p><p>But Jon is more than the man who makes her believe in forever-he's broken in ways that Jane longs to heal. When an unplanned pregnancy turns their whirlwind romance into something terrifyingly real she's ready to fight for their future.</p><p></p><p>Jon however is haunted by a past that made him a bestselling memoirist: a childhood of violence and addiction he fears is etched in his DNA. No matter how much he loves Jane he's convinced he's a ticking time bomb. So he runs. Again. And again.</p><p></p><p>Now Jane must decide: hold on to the man who keeps letting go or choose the life growing inside her-even if it means writing a new ending alone.</p><p></p><p><em>If Life Were a Movie</em> is a sweeping soul-crushing and ultimately triumphant love story about breaking generational curses choosing yourself when love isn't enough and discovering that the greatest romances aren't always the ones you imagine-they're the ones you fight like hell to build.</p><p></p><p><strong>Perfect for readers who ugly-cried over Colleen Hoover swooned for Emily Henry and believe the best love stories hurt before they heal.</strong></p>