Cheating and Betrayal Marriage in Trouble Second Chance Romance MC Grovel Their baby died. Two weeks later, he found a motel room. She found out a year too late — from the lost-and-found box in her own garage. Mara Cross buried her four-month-old son and did what she's always done: held everyone else up and let her grief live in her hands instead of her tears. She has the garage her father left her. She has her own name over the bay doors. What she doesn't have is the truth about the months her husband disappeared into "grief" — until a dead woman's two-dollar necklace and a folded cash receipt surface in her shop, and the building itself turns him in. Elijah "Saint" Cross is the most honest man in the Iron Saints MC — the enforcer they trust, the brother who never lies because he simply never says. He took his wedding ring off the day of the funeral and wore it on a chain over an old burn scar, a brand to remember what he is. Now the club wants to buy the note on Mara's shop and leverage her back into line — and they hand him the folder to deliver. Instead, he lays his Sergeant-at-Arms patch on the table in open church and walks out with nothing. No cut. No brothers. No family. And Mara doesn't even know he did it. She isn't looking for a grand gesture. She's looking for the man who stays in the rooms nobody's watching — and she'll rebuild her whole life without him before she decides whether there's room in it for him. A slow-burn, grief-soaked second-chance grovel romance about a marriage that survives the unsurvivable — one honest morning at a time.

Le 3 novembre 1996, seize navigateurs se sont élancés des Sables d'Olonne pour effectuer en course le parcours le plus périlleux qu'un navigateur puisse imaginer : un tour du monde en solitaire à la voile, sans escale et sans assistance. Ils n'ont pas hésité à s'attaquer à l'aventure la plus extrême. Depuis cette date, ils affrontent les pires dangers, tempêtes, icebergs et growlers, risques de collision avec des cargos, des épaves ou des baleines. Secoués par des vagues aussi grosses que des maisons et des vents terrifiants, engourdis par des températures polaires, privés de sommeil, isolés des leurs, à l'écart de toute civilisation, ils connaissent l'angoisse, la peur, les affres de la solitude. Dans ce livre, véritable carnet de bord des skippers, Thierry Georjean rapporte fidèlement tous les temps forts de cette redoutable épreuve, chavirages, sauvetages héroïques, records et performances. Il nous fait aussi partager la vie quotidienne de ces skippers courageux à bord de leurs machines de course.