Just Married #17

A young woman's passionate marriage to Dan takes her to India for what should be a idyllic honeymoon, but tragedy strikes when he ventures into the jungle to stop a maneater threatening his work crew. Grief-stricken and numb, she must find her way through devastating loss—and discovers an unexpected reason to live again in the gift she carries.

Beth Conway, a widow still grieving the loss of her entertainer husband Bill, ends up performing in an Indochina café after losing everything in the tragedy that claimed his life—until a mysterious man watching her from the audience approaches with an unexpected connection. Caught far from home with no return ticket, Beth finds herself at a crossroads between surrendering to despair and discovering whether life might offer her a second chance.

When Laura discovers that Johnny Card's family runs a gambling casino in Reno, her childhood trauma surfaces—her father's compulsive gambling destroyed her family, and she can't imagine loving a man involved in that world. Johnny's father must convince her that there's a crucial difference between being a gambler and operating a legitimate business, and that his son's character runs deeper than his family trade. As Laura learns the truth about both men and the care they've shown her, she faces a choice about whether love can overcome her deepest fears.

A marriage once vibrant with love has grown cold over the years, and when Perry invites Helen to visit a remote mountain cottage, she accepts hoping to finally address the distance between them. But something magical stirs in the cottage's enchanted garden—a place where small gestures and forgotten details suddenly matter again, and the couple begins to remember what they've lost.