Borrowed Life

She died on a Wednesday. She woke up in someone else's marriage.When Nora Callahan's car goes off the Harmon Creek bridge on a freezing March night, she dies alone, invisible, thirty-one years old, with no one waiting up for her at home.Then she opens her eyes.The ceiling is wrong. The apartment is wrong. And the man sleeping beside her, dark-haired, broad-shouldered, heartbreakingly patient, is apparently her husband.Declan Ashford is everything Nora never had: successful, steady, and deeply, quietly in love with a woman named Nora who built a life with him over eighteen months that she has no memory of. He doesn't know the woman who came back from the accident isn't entirely the woman who left. He can't know.But she does.And she's brought something back with her from the other side, a borrowed gift she doesn't yet know how to carry: the ability to see what's coming before it arrives. The accident that hasn't happened yet. The structural flaw no one else will catch. The life that hangs in the balance of a single text message.As Nora learns to inhabit a marriage she didn't build, love a man she didn't choose, and use what she knows to quietly change the futures of everyone around her, she begins to ask the question she's been afraid to answer:'What if the life you were given is exactly the life you were meant to live?'Perfect for fans of The Midnight Library by Matt Haig, The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid, and One Day in December by Josie Silver.''The Borrowed Life'' is a sweeping, emotionally rich women's fiction novel about second chances, the courage it takes to accept love you didn't earn, and the quiet miracle of a life remade from borrowed pieces."e;She didn't choose this life. But she's choosing to stay.''Scroll up and grab your copy today. Your second chance is waiting.