Welcome back to Black Moose Vermont. This emotional book is different from the others stories in my Perfect Love Series in many ways, and similar in one. Love endures. I wrote this novel decades before I became a widow. I truly did not understand the depths of grief until years later when I lost the love of my life. Since then, I've reached out to others who were grieving and found understanding and peace. The first lesson I learned was, I was not the only heartbroken person in the world. Even though it felt like it at the time. The second lesson was, everyone grieves differently. Last year, I decided it was time to rewrite this story and offered to you, my readers. It is an emotionally stirring story about finding peace, joy and love. I hope you enjoy PERFECT TOMORROWS. ~ Autumn Jordon *** Shay Morgan falls asleep every night and wakes every morning to the same thoughts. Adam died. He wasn't coming home. And she had no choice but to go through the rest of her life alone. For Shay, the last two years has been exhausting. Life has been a game of hiding the heartache endured by losing the only man she'd ever loved. And she's been successful. To the folks of Black Moose, Vermont, she appears a strong woman who continues to enjoy life through her work as a construction company owner and her many community activities. In reality, she simply has been keeping her pain at bay. However, with the death of a beloved friend and the return of a spiteful businessman, her good-natured veneer cracks and once again she finds herself drowning in grief. A chance encounter with a handsome stranger— who sneaks past her defenses and infuses joy back into her life— teaches Shay that love is never replaced by another, and in order to truly live a full, rich life, she needs to let go of her past. But can she trust him? With a little meddling from the good folks of Black Moose, Shay and Ethan both might just get a lifetime of Perfect Tomorrows. Perfect Tomorrows is a heartwarming journey about loss, friendship, and a second chance at love. Shay and Ethan's story highlights that grief is universal, the healing process is unique for everyone, and peace and joy are always within reach.