Hannah Fair, a high school English teacher in a small Montana town, has perfected the art of disappearing. She prefers quiet routines, familiar people, and the safety of staying unnoticed.

Which is why kissing a country singer onstage in front of thousands defies every rule she lives by. It’s risk. Spotlight. Exposure she would never allow herself.
Until Ledger West.

With his warm hand in hers and festival lights blazing down, Hannah finds herself swept from hiding into blinding visibility…and saying yes.

By dawn, the video has exploded. Millions have watched her most private moment, transforming anonymity into instant infamy. Now the internet knows her name and has opinions about her.

And the man she kissed is no stranger with a guitar. Ledger West is about to become one of country music’s biggest stars, and suddenly Hannah is caught in the orbit of someone the whole world is watching.

She tells herself it was one reckless moment. But Ledger keeps calling, and beneath the fame is someone thoughtful, someone who sees through every wall she’s spent years building. He makes her feel visible in ways that are equal parts terrifying and impossible to resist.

The more time Hannah spends with Ledger, the smaller her old life feels. But loving someone meant for the spotlight may cost her the very thing that’s always kept her safe: the ability to disappear.

Anna Broxton’s marriage to the top Tommy John surgeon in the West and their idyllic ranch life in the Flathead Valley of Montana makes most women envy her. That is, until one simple moment changes her family forever. Unable to bear the presence of her once adored husband, she abandons her life and finds “her nowhere” a small organic farm on the Southern tip of Sweden. There, she tills the soil, plants seeds, learns to pickle cucumbers, and fights her attraction to a younger man. Her unlikely friendships with two unique women awaken her to suffering other than her own and help her face her part in the tragedy. She returns home to find her husband has found his own nowhere and must fight for whatever love remains in the gaps of their shattered family. Her Nowhere is a tearjerker about relationships and what they can survive—if we let them.