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Praise for the novels of Mia Sheridan

“Some love stories touch your soul so deeply, they stay with you long after you’ve finished reading.”

—Katy Regnery, New York Times bestselling author, on More Than Words

“There is no love story like a Mia Sheridan love story.”

—A.L. Jackson, New York Times bestselling author

“Heartbreaking…inspiring, uplifting and raw.”

—RT Book Reviews on Most of All You

“Utterly mesmerizing. An exquisite, beautifully written romance.”

—Samantha Young, New York Times bestselling author, on Most of All You

“What ensues is the magnificent story of two kindred, shattered spirits finding hope and partnership and eventually love.”

—Washington Post on Most of All You

“More Than Words is Mia Sheridan at her best! The story of love, heartbreak and second chances…each scene was beautifully written and paired with breathtaking imagery and epic love.”

—Alessandra Torre, New York Times bestselling author

“Mia Sheridan has outdone herself with this beautiful, uplifting story of two broken souls finding themselves and each other. I savored each word of Most of All You. This story will stay with me forever.”

—Corinne Michaels, New York Times bestselling author

“I love the men Mia writes. She’s able to create sensitive real men with insane sex appeal.”

—Renee Carlino, USA TODAY bestselling author, on Most of All You

“Sheridan explores the power of first love in a tale of childhood friends parted and reunited.”

—Publishers Weekly on More Than Words

About the Author

To learn more about Mia Sheridan and see an extensive list of her books, visit her website, miasheridan.com.

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Dedication

To Elizabeth, an angel and a warrior.

prologue

Tuck

Now

Holy shit. What the hell is happening?

Cold sweat broke out across my back as the lights inside the small, chartered plane blinked off and the engine went quiet. I could hear the pilot, Russell, behind the curtain to the cockpit, speaking into the radio with what sounded like growing alarm. I rose from my seat and took a few unsteady steps to the cockpit doorway where I slid the curtain open to see Russell furiously pushing buttons and moving dials. I grabbed the wall to hold myself steady as the plane bumped and jerked, sudden flares of lightning pulsing through the darkened cabin.

“What’s going on?” I asked, voice as shaky as the rest of me.

“The engines and the navigation equipment went down,” Russell said. “Air traffic control cut out and I can’t get them back on the line.”