What Lies on the Edge — Diana Fisher

Landon Daniels was great at being prepared. That was one of the qualities that made me realize he was perfect for me. He was just about to finish his enlistment obligation when we closed on our dream home, but he was called to deploy and I never saw him alive after that. For two years, I have been living a life of misery, pain, suffering, and waiting for death to just take me away… all to have a passer-by storm into my life. In just a short time, Connor Evanston was already showing me there was far more to life than grieving and giving me far more than just the simple things I never got from my late husband. I am learning to live, finally moving on with my life, and looking to begin again. And then, I am reminded that there are three sides to every story: mine, his, and the truth.