Wren is nine days from her due date when she finds a signed kidney-donor consent form in her husband's glovebox.
Forty-one days earlier, Elias Hale promised that organ to Mara, his dying ex-fiancée and the only match available, then hid the paperwork because Wren's pregnancy was already high-risk.
He is a good man, which only makes it worse that he settled the largest decision of their marriage beside another woman and never told his wife.
On the same morning as his surgery, Wren goes into labor, and he still chooses the operating table over the delivery room.
Now Elias has to prove he can honor a promise to the woman carrying his child instead of the ones he made before her.
Wren has to decide whether a noble reason can hold a marriage together after he walked away from the room where she needed him.
