Selling as a set. This is an out of print duet. Want someone else to enjoy it since the author took it out of print. Canvas: Is it right when mending a broken heart breaks another? “My mother has always been out to destroy my father using the best weapon she had: me. True to form, the women I get involved with prove loving without loving anyone is better than risking heartbreak…Until Lindsey reminds me of everything I have yet to lose.” —Mitch “Self-destructive guys have wrecked my reputation. Mitch doesn’t hold my poor choices against me, but he follows a pattern of men I need to avoid. So why is my heart falling hard and fast when Mitch can’t decide if he only wants to be friends? And can I put it all on the line again for a guy like that?” —Lindsey Imprint: I shouldn’t have kissed Lindsey the morning after her husband died… “Letting Lindsey leave kept her safe from the eventual unhappiness I’d bring to her life. The distance I’d maintained was only broken that one ill-fated day. Now she’s attempting to rebuild and I’m at a loss to reconcile the biggest mistake I’ve ever made. While I still can’t have Lindsey, maybe I can help her.” —Mitch I shouldn’t have let Mitch think that kiss was about us… “Guilt over betraying my husband’s memory is killing me and letting Mitch take the blame for that kiss was wrong. He’s still battling his long-standing demons and, to make matters worse, we’re slipping back into the reckless pattern of our lives from when we were young. I know he’ll push me away like he’s done before, but I’m not sure how to stop us from hurting my daughter.” —Lindsey