Bittersweet Melody: Deluxe Limited Edition

**DELUXE LIMITED EDITION WITH GILDED EDGES, BLUE FOIL, UV GLOSS AND BONUS MATERIAL**

On a second honeymoon in gorgeous Tulum, Mexico, Natalie and her rock star husband, Easton, must confront their past before they can fight for a future together in this steamy, passionate, epilogue to Drive and Reverse from New York Times bestselling author Kate Stewart.

The vows are just the beginning…

For Natalie, being the wife to the most sought-after rock star on the planet has its privileges, but in the last year, she’s been put through the wringer as far as the pitfalls.

So, when Easton summons her to Mexico for a second-anniversary honeymoon vacation in the very place that brought them back together, Natalie becomes filled with hope to close the space between them…along with a special request.

A request that leads them into a day-long exploration of sorting through their past—while trying to imagine the rest of their future together.

They’ll soon recognize that in order to keep what they have, they’ll have to rediscover the other again. And with a little reminder from both their parents, they’ll realize the fight to keep what they hold most sacred—begins after I do.

Bittersweet Melody, a NOVELLA sized bonus epilogue, must be read after finishing Drive and Reverse.

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