THE HONEYMOON WE NEVER HAD

After twenty-five years of marriage, they finally reached Paris, carrying two suitcases and unsigned divorce papers.

von Titus Kaindaneh

406 Seiten, Taschenbuch

Kurzbeschreibung des Verlags

They waited twenty-five years for Paris. By the time they arrived, she had asked for a divorce.Olivia Bennett once imagined walking through Paris with her new husband, their whole life still ahead of them. Instead, she arrives after twenty-five years of marriage, carrying a suitcase and unsigned divorce papers.Beside her stands Daniel, the man who knows how she takes her coffee but has stopped asking what she wants from her life.They raised two children. Built a home. Paid the bills. Somewhere along the way, conversations became arrangements, affection became habit, and Olivia grew tired of waiting to be heard.Now, in the city they kept promising each other, there is nowhere left to hide from the distance between them.Then a lie from the beginning of their marriage comes to light.For Daniel, it was a decision he thought he could explain. For Olivia, it changes the meaning of years she cannot get back.Yet hurt does not erase every tender memory. Over shared meals, uneasy walks, and conversations they should have had long ago, familiar affection begins to return. With her camera in hand, Olivia also discovers something she has missed almost as much as their closeness: the freedom to follow her own interests.Daniel wants another chance. But wanting his wife to stay will demand more than an apology.If they return home together, what will actually be different?Set against Paris cafés, quiet guesthouse rooms, and the ordinary pressures of family life, The Honeymoon We Never Had is a second-chance romance about a marriage in crisis, broken trust, and rediscovering love later in life.Titus Kaindaneh brings warmth and painful honesty to a story about two people learning that forgiveness takes time, listening takes practice, and a shared future must leave room for both of them.The divorce papers are still unsigned. The next promise must mean something.

• Reihe: Independently published
• ISBN: 9798176811148
• Sprache: Englisch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 24.09.2026
• Größe: 216 x 140 mm
• Verlag: Independently published