Wanderlost

By Jennilynn Wyer

2023 CONTEMPORARY ROMANCE WRITERS READER'S CHOICE AWARD WINNER!

*2023 HOLT Medallion Award Finalist* *2023 Carolyn Reader's Choice Award Finalist* *2023 Contemporary Romance Writers Stiletto Finalist*

"If I could give this book 10 stars, I absolutely would." - Carissa
"Absolutely beautifully written." - My Book Filled Life

Love wasn't worth the pain of disappointment and rejection that followed, so Harper Collingswood locked up her heart and swore she would never allow another man to break it. However, Harper couldn't have anticipated Bennett McIntyre crashing into her life. Literally. Some would call it fate. Some would claim serendipity. Others would say it was destiny. Whatever it was called, it was terrifying. Harper had barely survived one tragedy. Would she be able to survive Bennett as well?

"I rarely use this word, but this was a beautiful book." - Saryas

Bennett McIntyre used to have dreams. He used to laugh and be the center of attention. Mr. Popular who had women clamoring to catch his eye and his attention. He was a rising star in baseball with a bright future ahead of him. But he wasn't that person anymore. Bennett also wasn't prepared to come face-to-face with the angel who had saved him on that horrific day six months ago. He wasn't at all prepared for Harper Collingswood.

"This book deserves the 5 stars times 100!" - Sara

Reader's Note: Wanderlost is a steamy, New Adult, friends to lovers, small town, sports romance, and the second book in The Montgomerys series of stand-alone novels. You do not have to read the other books in The Montgomerys or the Fallen Brook Series to read Wanderlost; however, Wanderlost is part of the Fallen Brook world of books, and characters from previous books will pop up in the story. Each stand-alone in The Montgomerys series focuses on one of Fallon Montgomery's half-siblings. Wanderlost is Harper's story and touches upon topics that may be triggering to some sensitive readers such as flashbacks to an active shooter situation in a school setting, depression, drinking, violence, and reference to drug use. The story also contains foul language. Any sexual intimacy between the characters is consensual. Recommended for mature readers.

The Montgomerys Stand-alones

That Girl [Aurora + JD]

Wanderlost [Harper + Bennett]

About That Night [Jordan + Douglass]