With a big anniversary party in the works for his ex-wife’s parents, Ryan has just one weekend to play Abby’s husband . . . and win back the woman of his dreams. Ryan McKinley has tried to move on from his ex-wife, Abby. He’s sulked, he’s gotten angry, and ultimately he bought her dream house. Big mistake. Living alone in the massive two-story has only made him miss her more. When her parents call him out of the blue about their anniversary party in Summer Harbor, Maine, Ryan believes God has dropped a golden opportunity straight in his lap. Abby McKinley never exactly told her parents about the divorce. A strained relationship with her dad has culminated in a distant relationship with her parents, but she’s finally succumbed to her mom’s pressure to make the drive for their 35th-anniversary party. Then Ryan shows up on her doorstep, looking as handsome as ever. When he insists he’s going to Summer Harbor, with or without her, Abby knows she can’t say no. Her parents still think they’re married and now Ryan knows it too. It’s just a one-week road trip with the man who broke her heart. What could possibly go wrong? Hunter concludes her series with this tale of love and hope as Ryan McKinley sees a chance to rekindle his relationship with the ex-wife he still adores. --Library Journal Married 'til Monday has all the components that a romance lover craves, including a hero that digs deeper than the exterior to reveal a soft, hurting woman underneath the tough, you-don't-want-to-love-me, I've-got-too-much-baggage facade. Save a chunk of time because you won't want to put this gem down! --Fiction, Faith & Foodie "Taking a cute Hallmark movie-type of idea and deepening it with a backstory of childhood abuse that might make you weep (I did), Denise Hunter once again proves herself to be a storyteller with an eye for building characters that make you ache as you come to understand the poor choices they've made ... and exult when they overcome all that holds them back from love. With frequent dashes of humor and heat within the heartache of yearning, Married 'til Monday is an excellent book in which to get lost. I highly recommend you add it to your TBR stack! --USA TODAY blog "From the gorgeous image of intimate love on its cover to the final pages, the book shines with the purest kind of emotion. Forgiveness, flirty banter and hilarity, emotional tumult and family all co-mingle to make this one of my favorite reads of 2015." --Dreaming Under the Same Moon I completely fell in love with the entire McKinley family from the very beginning, and I was so looking forward to reading oldest brother Ryan's story. This book was such an awesome conclusion to the Chapel Springs Romance series! It was total amazingness from start to finish! Caitlyn S. Denise Hunter is the internationally published, bestselling author of more than forty books, three of which have been adapted into original Hallmark Channel movies. She has won the Holt Medallion Award, the Reader’s Choice Award, the Carol Award, the Foreword Book of the Year Award, and is a RITA finalist. When Denise isn’t orchestrating love lives on the written page, she enjoys traveling with her family, drinking chai lattes, and playing drums. Denise makes her home in Indiana, where she and her husband raised three boys and are now enjoying an empty nest and four beautiful grandchildren. Follow Denise at DeniseHunterBooks.com; Facebook: @AuthorDeniseHunter; X: @DeniseAHunter; Instagram: @deniseahunter. Married 'til Monday A Chapel Springs Romance By Denise Hunter Thomas Nelson Copyright © 2015 Denise Hunter All rights reserved. ISBN: 978-1-4016-8706-9 CHAPTER 1 The antique ring had been sitting forlornly on Ryan McKinley's kitchen counter for five months. It was an ordinary tale of lost and found, but the customary happy ending stretched just out of his reach. He left the room, more to escape the ring than anything, and stopped by the grandfather clock on his way to the stairs. He turned the key in the slot and wound the weight to the top, thinking of Abby again. It had been her job, winding the clock. Keeping the thing going was almost a compulsion with her. Not with him. The hands of the clock had been poised precisely at twelve past seven for almost a week. He set the pendulum in motion and shut the antique door, twisting the key as the familiar ticking filled the big, empty house. He needed to go for his run. Stretch his legs and let the thumping of his feet on the pavement beat the thoughts of her out of his head. He couldn't get his mind off her lately. The clock, the ring ... the house. He'd already called himself a million kinds of fool. Buying his ex-wife's dream house had been a mistake, just as PJ had warned. A knock sounded at the door, and he sighed in relief at the distraction. PJ's wide smile greeted him as he swung the door open. Speaking of his sister. "Is it a good time?" His eyes fell to the covered dish in her hands. "It's a