What if your second chance wasn't with someone new-but with the person you already married?Victor and Gabriella Scott have loved each other for most of their lives. Childhood sweethearts, married for seventeen years, and parents to two daughters, they built a life together through Vic's twenty-year career in Special Forces. But after years of deployments, sacrifice, and simply surviving, the connection that once seemed unbreakable has nearly disappeared.Retirement was supposed to bring Vic home for good. Instead, he struggles to find his place outside the military and within the family that learned to carry on without him. Gabbi is exhausted from years of holding everything together and wondering when-or if-her husband will truly come home to her.Six months ago, she gave them a deadline: find their way back to each other or end their marriage.Now, with only three weeks remaining, neither knows if love is enough.With the help of lifelong friends, Vic and Gabbi begin confronting the distance between them. Rebuilding their marriage means facing years of resentment, rediscovering trust and intimacy, and deciding whether the life they created is still the life they want.But healing is rarely a straight line, and an unexpected tragedy within their veteran community forces them to confront just how fragile life-and second chances-can be.Keep Fighting is a contemporary romance about marriage, military retirement, friendship, family, grief, and two people learning how to choose each other again.This novel contains mature themes, strong language, and explicit sexual content. It also addresses PTSD, trauma, grief, and suicide.
