Can you believe in someone who can’t believe in himself? Maybe… Maybe I just wanted to get through Year 12, coaching, and soccer with no distractions. Maybe life had other plans. Maybe I shouldn’t be drawn to Cole; the new guy who gets into fights and smokes. Maybe I should want to date Jaime; the nice, steady guy who’s always been there. Maybe you can’t help who you fall for, whether they’re good for you or not. Maybe it shouldn’t matter as long as you’re happy. Maybe each new bruise on Cole’s face is a reason to walk away. Maybe there’s more to the secrets he hides and that’s a reason to be there for him. Maybe a lifetime of pain can’t be washed away by anyone else but you. Maybe finally proving that someone else isn’t going to walk away is enough. Or, maybe it’s time I got out of my own head and stopped wondering. Maybe it’s time I just live by my own rules and find out the answers to all those maybes. It’s time for no more maybes. A sweet YA romance about first love and learning to understand different experiences, this is Cole’s story from Aurora’s point of view. The companion novel, Gray’s Blade, is from Cole’s point of view; much like the characters themselves, Cole’s version is darker, dirtier, and rougher. Read through to the end of No More Maybes for a sneak peek at chapter one of Cole’s side. Please be aware that this story is set in Australia and therefore uses Australian English spelling and syntax.

You've read Hannibal's side. Now, read mine. Cole Fielding just wants to take care of his little brother without getting anyone else killed. Then, he sees Aurora Daniels. His Hannibal. He wants her but she sees right through him – she’s beautiful, funny, intelligent and damned sexy. But, she doesn’t fight him as hard as she could. As Cole fights a growing attraction to more than just the body, his past catches up with him. Can he finally be free of it? Is she his Gray’s Blade? Author's Notes: The two books in the No More Maybes series can be read in any order, but it is suggested to read them in publication order to gain the full impact. Much like the differences between Cole and Aurora, Cole's POV is rougher, darker, and dirtier than Aurora's - Cole is an angry young guy who swears a lot and has a tendency to react to serious situations with flippancy in order to keep some distance. So, it is recommended for Mature YA readers.