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When my husband died, he left my broken heart behind.

He left another heart behind, too-his.

I know it's wrong. I shouldn't be contacting the recipient of my husband's heart. I don't even expect him to reply...

But there's a desperate, twisted part of me that hopes he will.

No names.
No personal details.

Just a conversation.

The only thing I have left of my husband is inside him.

WARNING: This book contains heavy themes, such as loss of a loved one and suicide. Please read responsibly.

REVIEWS ☆☆☆☆☆

"Mind-blowing. Body-heating. Heart-stealing. He's a tortured hero, and she's a beautiful broken melody, colliding together in death and resurrecting from places within, where 'the beats are loud and songful.' All the damn stars!" Pam Godwin, New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and USA Today Bestselling Author

"They say there is no reward without pain, and that's how we'd describe The Wrong Heart. This author shredded our hearts to pieces, then stitched them back together with love, sincerity, and a whole lot of clever and insightful storytelling. The Wrong Heart has left an indelible mark on our hearts, as we're still living every moment of this unforgettable emotionally stirring story of love, grief, and second chances." Totally Booked Blog

"There are books where you read the last page and then move on with your life, and then there are BOOKS which even after the last page, stays with you forever. THIS is one of those books." Lilith Seven Reviews

"This is a beautifully woven tale of the greatest of losses, consisting of well-developed, beautifully broken characters and a heartbreakingly hopeful story that not only turned my emotions inside out and upside down, but forever changed me because it was so impactful! After reading this book, I am forever changed, not just by Parker and Melody, but in the way Jennifer magnifies real-life lessons that she imparts throughout the novel. After reading this, I have a deeper appreciation for all I have in my life and the value of small moments." Jennifer Hahn, Goodreads Reviewer.