Entangled

She felt jumbled inside feeling misery and love, anger and anticipation all at once knowing that whatever anyone said about James it would not dissuade her feelings for him. Whatever he did in the past and whoever anyone thought he was was not important to Olivia as long as it did not hinder his care for her for she did not concern herself with the opinions of others. She thought him kind and she thought him gentle and that was why she was falling head first without reserve in love with him.

James never knew that inheriting the family business would come with strings attached. When a distasteful game at the Yacht Club forces him into an internal crisis and an outward apology to Olivia, he's left to wonder if he will ever be right with himself so that he can be worthy of Olivia. But then Olivia complicates things--it's not just about himself, it must be about God.

Olivia wants to help him, but the people in her life are convinced that the complications that James brings to her life will taint her soul. The external pressures and the internal strife leads James to let Olivia go. Twenty years later, the two find themselves with the chance to finally right a wrong and make things work. But will guilt and regret haunt James and keep their lives Entangled? Or will two separated lovers find forgiveness and a new chance?