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Single mom Amber Collins plasters on a phony smile and goes through the motions. Heartbroken and destroyed after the tragic death of her husband, her time is spent catering to her thirteen year old son Logan, while doing her best to fake it through each and every day. Flirtatious smiles and heated looks coming from Logan's twenty-something year old volleyball coach melt the ice coating Amber's frozen heart. Before she knows what's happening, Mason Archer is her friend, confidant and lover. She doesn't want to fall for Mason, but her heart didn't get the memo. Finding happiness she never thought possible, Amber insists on keeping their relationship secret. She's afraid of the whispers and disapproving looks that are sure to come her way once the world sees her with a younger man. Most of all, she's afraid of how her son will react to her new relationship. How many shots at love does one person get? Having lost so much already, will Amber be able to live without the man who brought her back to life, or will she embrace this new taboo relationship? Beyond Gray Skies is a sexy older woman and a younger man second chance romance full of love, heartache and hope.

For Mackenzie Green life is full of regrets; regrets from choices she made in the past, regrets for the things she'll never see in her future. She regrets letting her grades slip while her sister was in rehab, ensuring she'll never break away from the rumor-run, small town she lives in. She regrets breaking up with her future All American football playing boyfriend, Brayden Turner out of fear of getting hurt. Most of all she regrets every decision she made leading up to the night that changed her life forever. It's only after Brayden cuts her off completely that Mackenzie realizes how much she wants him in her life. She's learns that losing what you love breaks you, but sometimes it's the only way to tap into your inner strength. Can Mackenzie find the courage to learn from her mistakes and move forward or will she spend her days consumed with regrets?