First Love with the Heartland Cowboy

She made a mistake and married the wrong man.Once the vows were said, she had to keep them. After all, they were said to God just as much as to her loser, neglectful husband.And so for fifteen years and four children, Carmen Davis stayed true, kept her word and did her level best to love the man she married.But she never forgot the man who could make her heart race and whose life was as straight and true as it had promised to be in high school.Preston Emerson would never love another. He wasn't the kind of man who could fall for anyone. And it was better to stay single than to be married to one woman while he constantly fought off thinking about another.After all, the woman he'd fallen in love with had married another.He could stay away from her, but he couldn't keep from helping her.But then one day a single decision changes their lives. The past comes back. Secrets come out and in the virtual storm a love that had been dormant bursts to life.Will they bank on faith and take a second chance at love?Listen to Jay Dyess perform this book - and many of Jessie's other books - for FREE on YouTube on the SaywithJay channel.Reviewers Say:★★★★★ WOW. What an incredibly inspiring tale of faith and faithfulness. - BG Armstrong★★★★★ What a powerfully moving and inspirational story. I absolutely loved this book and highly recommend it. - Lucia★★★★★ This is one of my favorites. It had some really powerful moments (one in particular, but I don't want to include spoilers), some thought provoking moments, and plenty of sweet and funny moments. I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book and I hope you will enjoy it as much as I did. - Tamy★★★★★ Definitely some surprises, romance, and a bit of humor. I feel this is a strong story in this series and really can stand on its own fine though reading the other books in this series makes this one even better. I had a hard time putting this story down. - Erralee★★★★★ This story was so well told, more dramatic than we're used to from this author, but it sent the message in such a powerful way. - Lady M