“It just happened,” Colton says, getting out of the bed. Then I look over at the man who I called a brother, the man who stood by my side on and off the ice. No matter how much I saw her push me away, no matter that I always suspected she was cheating on me. “It’s over.” I say the two words I swore I wouldn’t say no matter how hard it got. “It’s just …” she starts to say, and I look over at the man in bed next to her.

The four-carat engagement with matching eternity wedding ring glistens in the light. The woman who said she would love me in good times and in bad yet is currently holding a sheet to cover her naked body. “Zack.” I hear her voice and just look at my wife. Something So Unscripted really surprised me and in the best possible way. Even though I didn’t read the book before this one, I didn’t feel lost at all and I enjoyed many of the secondary characters. Denise had given up while Zack had finally decided to start thinking about his son and what was best for him. He grew up with loving parents who would do whatever they could to make sure he was safe and happy while she grew up neglected and abused. Zack and Denise were so different, it was a wonder they ever got along at all. Like they were meant to be a little family. I loved the way he and Denise connected, all three of them really. He was so full of life despite his illness and his disgustingly awful mom. Natasha Madison crafted a fun, emotional story with plenty of characters to love.

But meeting Zack changes her in ways I don’t think even she was sure it happened. She’s not a melancholy character by any means, but a serious woman who appears closed off at first. Healing kids ravaged by cancer means more wins than losses and she takes each one as hard as you’d expect.

He heads east, to New York and a doctor who just might be able to save his litte boy’s life.ĭr. NHL player Zack Morrow is on the move with his sick son after finding his wife in bed with another man. Something So Unscripted is a story about two people–and an adorable little boy–who need each other but can’t seem to see it.

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