Never His Second Choice

For three years, Serena Ashford was Adrian Sinclair's everything — or so she thought. He cooked for her. He held her while she slept. He fought off anyone who looked at her wrong. She was reckless enough to believe it would last forever. Then Vivienne Chase came back. Adrian's great unrequited love. The woman Serena's face happened to resemble. The reason Serena had been chosen in the first place — not for who she was, but for who she looked like. The breakup was surgical. A black credit card. A blind date arranged without her consent. And a warning delivered while the sheets were still warm: The title of Mrs. Sinclair belongs to Vivienne. It always has. Serena leaves New York with nothing but a shattered heart and a truth she's only just discovered — she has a biological family in San Francisco. Parents who've been searching for her. A sister who already adores her. And an old arrangement that leads her to the doorstep of two identical faces: Ethan and Liam Whitmore. One is precise, restrained, devastating in a three-piece suit — the kind of man who brings a folding chair up a mountain because he thought she might get tired. The other is reckless, electric, all sharp grins and motorcycle engines — the kind of man who teaches himself to bake at midnight because she posted a craving online. Both of them want her. Neither is willing to step aside. And back in New York, the man who threw her away is slowly losing his mind — because the woman he treated as a replacement has become the one he can't replace. A why-choose romance about a woman who spent years being someone's second choice — until two men made her their only one.