The final book in the Obedient trilogy asks whether being authentic means losing everything in order to gain yourself…

Ego bruised but spirits lifted by her relationship with Jeremy, her ex-lover’s best friend, Lydia Charles comes home to her family’s campground in coastal Maine with a new boyfriend, some old anxieties, and one big question: where’s Michael Bournham?

Mike’s spent the last month incognito, living at the Charles family campground and sorting through his past to make sense of his future. Dropping out of the media spotlight was the best choice he could have made, and with Lydia safe in the job he created for her, far away in Iceland, he has plenty of time to think about how he hurt her…and how to win her back.

Jeremy followed Mike’s instructions to the letter: take care of Lydia. Falling hopelessly for her, though, wasn’t in this free-wheeling globe trotter’s plan. Meeting her parents and settling down triggers his own issues, and when a sudden tragedy hits one of Lydia’s beloved relatives, he finds himself confronting his own past…and shaping the future.

It’s all in Lydia’s hands now as she breaks every rule in an effort to learn whether the rules ever mattered at all.