A storm is brewing in their marriage

Nearly two years after their wedding, April still struggles with people's expectations of her as the pastor's wife-and Chad's inability to prioritize her as his spouse. The two of them are spending less time together, and fighting more. She's certain Chad's around-the-clock vigilance to his congregation is the culprit behind all their troubles. She tries to get him to go away with her, to reconnect as a couple, but he won't even consider taking time off.

When a recently separated woman demands a lion's share of Chad's hours, April suspects her motives-and his cooperation. The growing distance in their marriage adds salt to the wound. Has he fallen out of love with her? Is he having an affair?

In this inspirational romance set in Ketchikan, Alaska, a showdown is inevitable. What will it take for Chad to see April as the woman to whom he vowed "to forsake all others?" And what will it take for April to feel like the pastor's wife she longs to be?

"I cried for the young couple as they gave up and gave in to outside demands. Then I cheered for them as they fought with all they had to save their marriage." Mom of 8

"I just fell in love with this sweet couple. And the ending....sigh....one of the most heartwarming and romantic I have ever read." Kindle Customer

The Second Chance Series by Mary E Hanks includes five contemporary Christian books about couples who could end their marriages-some do, or almost do-yet, in the face of insurmountable odds, marriage restoration emerges as a possibility. What will it take for these couples in crisis to find healing and to rediscover the love that drew them together in the first place? Is marriage reconciliation possible? Or is it too late? To find out, read all five books in this inspirational romance series:

Winter's Past (Book 1)

April's Storm (Book 2)

Summer's Dream (Book 3)

Autumn's Break (Book 4)

Season's Flame (Book 5)

Each book is about a different main couple, but Ty and Winter's story is an ongoing part of the series. Reading Winter's Past before April's Storm may add to the reader's enjoyment.