The The Ones Who Got Away by Roni Loren

The The Ones Who Got Away by Roni Loren

"Absolutely unputdownable! Roni Loren is a new favorite."--COLLEEN HOOVER for The One You Can't Forget

Twelve years ago, tragedy struck a sleepy Texas town. Only a small number of those impacted survived--a group the media dubbed The Ones Who Got Away. This is their story.

THAT NIGHT: He was the star athlete. She was the sharp-tongued Goth girl who never failed to get under his skin. They were never meant to be together, and one terrible night was enough to tear them apart.

NOW: Liv Arias is ready to put the past behind her and move on from the trauma that shaped her young life. But when she runs into her former flame, Finn Dorsey, closure seems harder than ever. Finn almost got Liv killed all those years ago, and their relationship ended in a bitter rift. But when their attempt to say a final goodbye turns into a passionate kiss, Liv and Finn realize that the spark between them still burns as hot as ever.

Theirs was never supposed to be more than a fling, but as Liv and Finn sort through the pain of broken trust and slowly mending hearts, they may come to realize there's something buried deep that's worth fighting for.

By turns heart-wrenching and deeply romantic, this award-winning spicy contemporary romance will challenge the way you see life, love, and happily ever after.

Readers are raving:

"Phenomenal. Gets my highest recommendation!"--LORELEI JAMES, New York Times and USA Today bestselling author

"Unforgettable... Roni Loren at her best!"--KRISTEN CALLIHAN, New York Times and USA Today bestselling author

"Unique, swoony, and lively."--SARINA BOWEN, USA Today bestselling author

"The Ones Who Got Away is EXACTLY what I love in romance; angsty, hot, conflicted, funny!"--M. O'KEEFE, USA Today bestselling author

The Ones Who Got Away:

The Ones Who Got Away, book 1

The One You Can't Forget, book 2

The One You Fight For, book 3

The One for You, book 4

When Roni was fifteen, she learned that writing about males was a lot simpler than actually talking to them, so she penned her first romance novel. Her courting abilities haven't improved since then, but she likes to think her storytelling has. She has a master's degree in social work and worked as a mental health counselor for many years, but now she writes full-time from her comfortable Dallas office, where she places her characters on the therapy couch instead. She is a New York Times and USA Today bestselling novelist and a two-time RITA Award winner.