For thirty-one years, Marla has gone home alone.
Reunions. Funerals. Festivals. Every piece of the life she had before Keith.
Then, at her thirty-fifth reunion, a woman who has known Marla since she was eleven asks one simple question.
So did you ever marry?
Marla has.
For thirty-one years.
And nobody in the room knows it.
When she tells Keith, he gives her six words.
You know reunions aren't my thing.
But one skipped reunion is only the beginning.
Because Marla starts looking back at the years behind them — and what she finds turns one lonely Saturday into a crisis thirty-one years in the making.
If Keith wants to save his marriage, he will have to do something he has avoided for most of their life together.
Show up.
A later-in-life marriage-in-crisis romance with no cheating, an emotionally neglected wife, an earned grovel, and a hard-won HEA.
