A Dance In The Devils Arms

PRIDE — He Falls First • Marriage in Crisis • Love After Loss

He knew the day after they met that he would marry her.

He just never imagined loving her would be the easy part.

Savannah Stevens has always survived by moving forward. When devastating loss shatters the life she knows, she does what she does best—pushes harder, reaches higher, and refuses to stop long enough to feel any of it.

Then Michael MacLeod walks into her life.

He sees through her defenses. He loves her stubbornness, challenges her walls, and falls for her long before Savannah is willing to admit she’s falling too.

Together, they build the life neither expected.

But years later, success becomes Savannah’s refuge, grief becomes something she refuses to face, and the same pride that helped her survive begins destroying the man who once taught her how to live.

Because falling in love was never their greatest challenge.

Surviving what comes after might be.

Content Warning:

This novel depicts child loss, alcoholic behavior, and an abusive relationship, including an incident of domestic violence. These themes may be distressing for some readers. If you or someone you know is affected by these issues, please take care of yourself while reading.

If you need support, you can reach out to the following resources:

  • The Compassionate Friends: 1-877-969-0010 - Offers support for those affected by child loss at any age.
  • Alcoholics Anonymous (AA): 212-870-3400 - Provides information and resources for alcohol recovery and support.
  • National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-SAFE (7233) - Provides confidential support and assistance 24/7.

Your well-being is important. Please prioritize your health and safety and seek help if needed.

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PRIDE — He Falls First • Marriage in Crisis • Love After Loss

He knew the day after they met that he would marry her.

He just never imagined loving her would be the easy part.

Savannah Stevens has always survived by moving forward. When devastating loss shatters the life she knows, she does what she does best—pushes harder, reaches higher, and refuses to stop long enough to feel any of it.

Then Michael MacLeod walks into her life.

He sees through her defenses. He loves her stubbornness, challenges her walls, and falls for her long before Savannah is willing to admit she’s falling too.

Together, they build the life neither expected.

But years later, success becomes Savannah’s refuge, grief becomes something she refuses to face, and the same pride that helped her survive begins destroying the man who once taught her how to live.

Because falling in love was never their greatest challenge.

Surviving what comes after might be.